Тракия

The Maritsa River defines the setting of Trakia, a largely residential district in southeastern Plovdiv, where the flat Upper Thracian Plain has allowed the city to spread outward in broad boulevards and housing estates. Trakia belongs to Bulgaria’s second-largest city, yet its daily rhythm differs from the compact historic centre to the northwest. There, Plovdiv’s hills rise above streets layered with Thracian, Roman and later Bulgarian heritage. The 2nd-century Roman Theatre remains an active venue for performances, while the cobbled Old Town preserves Revival-period houses. Trakia provides a perspective on contemporary urban Plovdiv beyond its archaeological core. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Plovdiv and the Upper Thracian Plain.

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