Bulgaria’s Plovdiv opens new tourist information centre
A modern information centre for tourists opens in Bulgaria’s second city, and future European Capital of Culture, Plovdiv on June 7 2017.
It is the third tourist information centre in the city, which is to be European Capital of Culture in 2019.
The centre is in a building at 1 Rayko Daskalov Street, a location best known for the bookshop that it had housed for many years. It is situated close by the Roman Stadium.
The centre will show visitors a film about Plovdiv, and has two digital monitors providing around-the-clock information about events in the city and the region. It will have souvenirs, maps and guidebooks on sale, as well as a vending machine providing water, coffee and other drinks.
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