Stara Zagora is best known within Bulgaria for the Roman remains of Augusta Traiana, whose forum is preserved in the city centre. Set between the Sredna Gora range and the Upper Thracian Plain, it has long occupied an important route across central Bulgaria. The Sazliyka River runs through the area, while broad boulevards, parks and archaeological sites give this regional centre a distinctly layered character. The Regional History Museum and the Neolithic Dwellings Museum trace settlement here from prehistory through the Roman era. Discover how Stara Zagora belongs to central Bulgaria by browsing webcams nearby.
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