If you haven't stopped by yet, a truly authentic immersion into the world of the ancient Romans and Thracians awaits you – no time machine required, just a bit of curiosity.
In the museum you'll see Thracian and Greek pottery, fibulae, coins, ancient "soaps" (strigils), and even medical instruments – the kind you'd rather admire through glass than have used on you. 😅
Outside is the impluvium – the spot where people once cooled off. 💦 And all around spread the archaeological excavations: remains of aqueducts and thermal baths that vividly tell the story of life here thousands of years ago. 👌
My tip: set aside at least an hour, and don't skip the museum for the sake of the excavations – the two complement each other, and only then does the full picture come together.
