© Valentin Dzhigovski, 2016

Plovdiv, the oldest continuously inhabited city in Europe, is a hub of history and culture. The city is famous for its well-preserved Roman ruins, Thracian heritage, and architectural monuments. Located along the Maritsa River and spread across seven scenic hills (tepeta), Plovdiv has maintained its unique charm since antiquity. As Bulgaria’s second-largest city, Plovdiv boasts a lively nightlife and a distinctive culinary scene.

In case you are visiting Bulgaria for the first time, this website might be useful.

Bulgaria is a member of the European Union and part of the Schengen area.

Please check if you need a visa to enter Bulgaria. In case you do, please apply as soon as possible: we have lost a few students already in previous years because of visa issues

Arrival in Sofia (София)

🛫 SOFia airport (Летище София)

🚆 Central Railway Station, Sofia (Централна ЖП гара, София)

🚌 Central Bus Station, Sofia (Централна автогара, София)

Arrival in Plovdiv (Пловдив)

🛫 Plovdiv Airport (Летище Пловдив)

🚆 Central Railway Station, Plovdiv (Централна ЖП гара, Пловдив)

🚌 ‘Yug’ (south) Bus Station, Plovdiv (Автогара 'Юг', Пловдив)

🚌 ‘Rodopi’ Bus Station, Plovdiv (Автогара 'Родопи', Пловдив)

Organized transport

On Sunday 21 September at around 15:00 there will be a shuttle-bus from Sofia Airport (SOF) to our accomodation in Plovdiv.

We are securing a deal with a hotel in Plovdiv. We should be able to offer accommodation in double-rooms with private bathroom and breakfast included for ~35 €/person. We may be able to secure a minimal amount of single rooms for ~50 €/person.

All lectured will take place in the Plovdiv branch of the Technical University of Sofia located at ul. “Tsanko Dyustabanov” 25, 4000 Plovdiv (ул. “Цанко Дюстабанов” 25, 4000 Пловдив).

This map will soon contain all important landmarks. Click on the markers to show a description:

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