Stara Zagora

Stara Zagora is best known in Bulgaria for the Roman remains of Augusta Traiana. Set on the southern foothills of the Sredna Gora mountains, the city looks across the Upper Thracian Plain, one of Bulgaria’s principal lowland regions. Its centre preserves an excavated Roman forum complex, recalling the settlement that developed here under Emperor Trajan. Stara Zagora is also associated with its long-established linden trees, celebrated in the city’s public identity. The Regional History Museum displays Neolithic house remains discovered locally. Discover how Stara Zagora belongs to the wider Upper Thracian Plain by browsing webcams nearby.

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