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Plovdiv is Bulgaria's second-largest city, located in the southern region of Thrace about 93 miles from the capital Sofia, with a metropolitan population of around 540,000 people. It serves as a major economic, cultural, and educational center for Bulgaria and has been recognized internationally as a European Capital of Culture twice (in 1999 and 2019).
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- From top, left to right: Plovdiv on the banks of Maritsa • The old town at night • A street in the old town • The central street • A street • City Hall • Plovdiv Roman Theatre • Saint Marina Church • The baths and the Cyril and Methodius Church • Dzhumaya Mosque • Fountain
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- 110px
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- 70px
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- The city of the seven hillsGradăt na sedemte hălma(transliteration)
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- Ancient and eternalDreven i vechen(transliteration)
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- Bulgaria#Balkans#Europe
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- Location of Plovdiv within Bulgaria
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- Country
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- Bulgaria
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- Province
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- Municipalities
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- Plovdiv
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- Plovdiv-city
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- Mayor
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- Kostadin Dimitrov (GERB)
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- 101.98
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