Villa Armira

The Vila is unique! And if you are around must visit!
The lady guide was very good and polite.
We was so impressed by the place that for sure we’ll visit again.
The mosaic and all the artefacts was genuine and unique.
Thanks to the nice lady we was very impressed.

Wonderful location, very well restored. I did not expect at that time that there was such a floor heating technology for the rooms and the pool. Exceptionally well preserved mosaics. Here for the first time I saw the broken cross, which in ancient times meant something else (circle of life).

Villa Armira, gives a really good image of what life was like for a very wealthy Thracian family living during the Roman rule. Contains the oldest and best preserved Roman/Thracian mosaic in Bulgaria. Even features ancient underfloor heating mechanism, the staff were also very friendly and very knowledgable.

This is well preserved roman style villa. It is said that villas was ones owned by a wealthy Thracian family that produced and traded with marble. The villa was used until the late 4th centure when it was ransacked by the goths after the battle of Adrianople. Some local historians even speculate that after the battle the wounded emperor Valent was carried to the villa.
The highlight of this site are the floor mosaics and the marble sculptures, columns and figurines. The art style and details are amazing.
I highly recommend visiting villa Armira to anyone interested in history, culture and art.

Very well preserved and exposed, very impressive. Friendly and patient curator, answered all my questions ;)
If you want to explore Rodopa mountain you must go and see Villa Armira!

Magnificent place with its history. The guides and guards were very friendly and polite. Told and shared interesting details. Worth to visit.

Really unique Thracian-Roman villa from first century with well preserved mosaics and Hermes head statues.

The ancient Roman Vila is founded around 45 a.c when the Roman empire conqered these lands. The mosaics are unique and very detailed, one of the earliest mosaics of the Roman Epoch. It was believed that the owners of the villa were tracian nobles.

Roman villa with partially preserved fine mosaics. Interesting!

Impressive place from Roman times with preserved mosaics. The restored areas give a hint of what it was like, and there is a nice movie presentation which complements the vision and history of the place.

Awesome ancient roman Bath. Worth the 600km of travelling. Check the photos and ask for secrets of visiting this place. You can get bottle of wine as well there. 😉

The palace is impressive and the floor tiles with marble pieces have intricate figures and designs. The swastik in the design was very interesting. The owner of the palace is believed to have traded in marble.

A must see tourist site related to the Roman epoch. Professional guide service is provided. Clean wc and coffee making machine. Wonderful possibilities to be accommodated nearby - in ivailovgrad or mandritsa. Villa Armira is part of 100 national tourist sites. I recommend you to pay a visit there.

Definitely worth it to stop by

very interesting place, for a pity only open till 5pm. don't miss the film in the nearby office, very well done. history alive!

Amazing place, spent ages looking at the fantastic murials. Definitely worth a visit if you have any interest in Roman or Thracian history.

Beautiful marble villa from Thracian times. Friendly staff and knowledgeable tour guides.

Ancient Roman Villa, very well preserved

Unique and rich of antiques place.

Very nice