
Ancient Theatre of Philippopolis
Ancient Theatre of Philippopolis
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Ancient Roman-style amphitheater restored & today hosting various performing arts events.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Ancient Roman-style amphitheater restored & today hosting various performing arts events.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Tomas Sabljov — 3 weeks ago
I was positively surprised by the city of Plovdiv. Beautiful city and The Ancient Theatre of Philippopolis just amazing. It's really big and back in those days they really knew how to build and what they are doing. It is worth of visiting this ancient, historical place and the whole city of Plovdiv.
**★★★★★ Tsvetina Kitayska — 2 months ago
It is a very beautiful and magnificent architecture. Ladies, be careful. The venue is not suitable for high heels, especially if you are trying to reach from the entrance on the very top of the hill to the scene downloads. There are no railings to hold on to, and the stairs are very high!
**★★★★★ Minas Avlonitis — 2 months ago
The Ancient Theatre of Philippopolis is honestly one of the coolest places in Plovdiv. It’s huge, well-preserved, and the view from the top is amazing. It feels crazy to stand somewhere that old and still see it in such good condition. Super easy to walk around, take photos, and enjoy the atmosphere. Totally worth visiting.
**★★★★★ Tibor — 3 months ago
The Roman Theatre in Plovdiv is one of the city’s strongest highlights. The hillside setting and the view over the modern city make it especially beautiful around sunset. From November onward it officially closes at 17:30, and when I arrived around 17:00 the lady at the entrance already hesitated to let people in, so timing really matters. If you want the best light and a calm atmosphere, aim for the late-afternoon–sunset window and get there earlier than the posted closing time.
**★★★☆☆ MUSEUM HAUS — 4 months ago
If you look at the price and if you look at the potential of this site, I would not buy tickets if there is no event. Amazing location for live music. I'll advice to check shows in advance; then it will be something nice to visit. Just buying tickets and checking the site, it lacks info signs (there is a digital option, not the best quality). You can also perfectly have an idea of this site when walking around it.
















