Where Plovdiv shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Plovdiv shops, snacks and lunches.
Hali is the four-level Plovdiv shopping center built in 1935, anchoring the south end of Knyaz Alexander I. Fresh produce stalls on the ground floor.
Go for: Ground-floor produce, Banitsa counters at street edge, Billa supermarket
Saturdays through the warmer half of the year, Hristo Dyukmedzhiev becomes a small farmers market. Producers from Plovdiv province bring honey.
Go for: Local produce, Bulgarian honey, Mountain herbs
Thursday farmers market on Saedinenie Square is the oldest marketplace in Plovdiv, said to be more than 350 years old. Tomato, cheese, lukanka sausage.
Go for: Produce, Cheese, Lukanka, Bulgarian preserves
Taste Plovdiv like a local, with the locals! Visit a number of different locations, each with its unique taste and significance in the history of our city and culture.
Taste wines at an academic estate and sheep cheese at a family farm in the countryside.
Organic winery visit, 5 wine tastings & countryside lunch in the Thracian Valley.