plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria, also called 'The City under the Hills' due to its location at the foot of six syenite hills, known as the 'hills'.

a city with a thousand-year history, the origin of which is determined at the beginning of in the 6th millennium BC Having established itself as a Thracian center, the city grew during the era of Philip of Macedon, flourished during the periods of the rise of the Roman and Byzantine empires, was preserved during the years of the Ottoman Empire, and rose again during the Renaissance.

the motto "Ancient and Eternal" was not chosen by chance. Dotted with places of entertainment, theaters, numerous galleries, shops of various crafts, as well as places for nightlife and entertainment.

in Old Plovdiv, the houses are typical of the Renaissance architecture. Interesting sights are: the Ancient Theater , the Roman Odeon, 'The Eirene' Archaeological Complex, 'Nebet Tepe', the Archaeological Museum. And 'The Kapana ' district is an art and cultural center of the city with numerous galleries of artists and cozy establishments.

traveling by train is the cheapest possible option, but also the slowest. The nearest train station is in the city of Burgas /trainschedule /, i.e. you need transport there to make a connection.

the first possibility is to use the intercity line Sunny Beach ↔ Burgas /buses /, whose last stop is right next to the Burgas railway station. Unfortunately, there is no direct connection to Saint Vlas. For this purpose, you will have to change two buses by making a connection at the Sunny Beach bus station, which will create an inconvenience. The second - to order a taxi to Burgas railway station.

traveling by bus from Saint Vlas to Plovdiv is more comfortable and faster than by train. You get off again in the center of Plovdiv, but the big inconvenience is the scheduled departure time. Again, you will need fast and convenient transportation to the Sunny Beach bus station.