Full Day Eco Private Tour in Koprivshtitsa and Plovdiv

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11 hours

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11 hours

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Discover Bulgaria in an eco-friendly way - with our hybrid and electric vehicles!

Join our journey back in time to Bulgaria's Revolutionary capital Koprivshtica and Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city on full-day tour from Sofia.

Feel Koprivshtica, stroll the cobblestone streets and hear about the April Uprising. Discover the charming colorful house museums, enjoy the tasty local food, and feel the beauty of the mountains.

In Plovdiv we start with comprehensive guided walking tour, delving into the rich history and vibrant culture of a city steeped in an astonishing 8,000 years of heritage.

This tour includes the Ethnographic Museum, a captivating showcase of Bulgarian folk culture, costumes, and lifestyles. Additionally, explore the awe-inspiring Plovdiv Roman Theatre and Stadium, renowned as one of the best-preserved ancient theaters in the world.

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Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

Oslekov's House

2 hours picturesuqe journey to the museum town of Koprivshtista. We start walking tour, visiting 5 house museums Stop 1: Oslekov's House Discover the exquisite beauty of Oslekov House, a stunning example of Bulgarian National Revival architecture. With its triple-arched entrance and vibrant interior restored in hues ranging from scarlet to sapphire blue, Oslekov House offers a captivating glimpse into 19th-century Bulgaria. Learn about its rich history and the life of its former owner, a wealthy merchant executed during the 1876 April Uprising, through informative displays available in Bulgarian, English, and French.

2 hours 30 minutes • Admission Included

Todor Kableshkov House Museum

Step into the birthplace of Todor Kableshkov, author of the infamous "blood letter," and marvel at the architectural elegance of this National Revival period gem. Built in 1845 by master-builder Gencho Mladenov, the house's symmetrical design and spacious second-floor saloon with tall glazed windows exude timeless charm. Admire the intricate wood-carvings that adorn its ceilings, doors, and cupboards as you delve into Bulgaria's cultural heritage.

30 minutes • Admission Included

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