Plovdiv’s Roman Odeon is the city’s newly restored tourist attraction

The ancient landmark is part of the forum complex and was officially presented as a new tourist attraction. “Plovdiv is the city that tells stories. The restoration of the Odeon creates new opportunities for tourist experience,” Miloshev said. The accompanying new 3-D attractions are expected to attract many tourists to Plovdiv, the oldest continuously inhabited city in Europe.

With a capacity of 350 seats, the restored Odeon can host international events, such as concerts, theatre performances and conferences.