Plovdiv is Bulgaria's second-largest city, Europe's oldest continuously inhabited settlement dating back to the 6th millennium BCE with Neolithic roots on Nebet Tepe hill, evolving from a Thracian stronghold called Pulpudeva to Philippopolis under Philip II of Macedon in 342 BCE, later thriving as a Roman provincial capital before Ottoman and modern Bulgarian eras.

00:00 Hilltop Clocktower
03:41 Kids Park
04:36 Shopping Street
07:33 Bars
12:40 Ancient Stadium of Philipopolis
14:31 Shopping Street
19:24 Stefan Stambolov Square
20:13 Tsar Simeon Garden Park
26:13 Old Town
33:00 Nebet Tepe viewpoint

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