Pl. Stambolov through time

Plovdiv 2008–2017 7 photos of this spot

7 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Plovdiv, spanning 2008–2017. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

Plovdiv's city centre, photographed in 2008, reflects a history spanning more than six thousand years of continuous settlement across the city's hills.

Plovdiv City Centre 2008 Plovdiv's city centre, photographed in 2008, reflects a history spanning more than six thousand years of continuous settlement across the city's hills.

Pl. Stambolov 2012 Stambolov Square in central Plovdiv, photographed in 2012, named after the 19th-century Bulgarian statesman and prime minister Stefan Stambolov.

Plovdiv Center, Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2012 Plovdiv's city center, photographed in 2012, sits at the heart of one of Europe's oldest continuously inhabited cities, where Bulgarian Revival-era buildings and pedestrian streets frame everyday life in the country's second-largest city.

Пловдив 2012 A street scene from Plovdiv, one of Europe's oldest continuously inhabited cities, photographed in the early 2010s. Plovdiv's old town preserves architecture spanning Thracian, Roman, Ottoman, and Bulgarian National Revival periods.

Вечерний Пловдив Болгария 2015 An evening view of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, photographed in 2015. Plovdiv, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, was built on the site of the ancient Roman city of Philippopolis.

Plovdiv Stefan Stambolov Square 2017 Stefan Stambolov Square in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, photographed in 2017 and named for the 19th-century Bulgarian statesman who served as prime minister after the country's liberation.

Plovdiv Municipality 2017 The municipal building of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, photographed in 2017; Plovdiv was later named European Capital of Culture for 2019.