Princess Casino, Plovdiv

Presentation of the Princess Casino, Plovdiv

Princess Casino is located within the prestigious Trimontium Hotel in Plovdiv, Bulgaria’s second-largest city. It is conveniently situated just 110 km from Sofia and 150 km from the Turkish border, offering guests a unique blend of ancient architecture and a vibrant modern cityscape, providing easy access to both history and high-stakes gaming.

The expansive gaming floor spans over 1,000 square meters, creating an elegant and exciting atmosphere for casino enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy a wide selection of live table games, including Blackjack, American Roulette, and various poker variants such as Caribbean, Texas Hold’em, Russian, and Novo Poker. The venue also features the latest slot machines and video poker terminals, ensuring a dynamic experience for all types of players.

Princess Casino Plovdiv welcomes guests 24/7 with its signature hospitality. The casino offers a complimentary nightly buffet showcasing international cuisine and hosts a celebrated revue featuring live performances from global entertainment acts. Guests can enjoy complimentary drinks while playing and have the opportunity to participate in frequent jackpots, lucky box draws, and hourly cash tombolas, all designed to enhance the thrill of the experience.

This iconic venue combines luxury gaming, refined service, and a historic hotel setting. Whether you're looking to test your luck or unwind in a sophisticated atmosphere, Princess Casino promises an unforgettable visit in the cultural capital of Bulgaria.

Entry is restricted to individuals aged 18 and above, and a valid photo ID is required.

Nearby casinos: Casino Efbet, Plovdiv (474yd.), Grand Hotel & Casino, Bansko (68mi.), Platinum Hotel & Casino, Bansko (68mi.), XO Casino Minsk (68mi.), Mladost Princess Casino Sofia (78mi.)

The City

Plovdiv is the second-largest city in Bulgaria, with an estimated population of around 490,983 residents. Located in the south-central part of the country along the Maritsa River, it is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, with a history that spans over 8,000 years.

Plovdiv, often regarded as the cultural capital of Bulgaria, with a great history that includes Thracian and Roman ruins, Ottoman mosques, and houses from the Bulgarian Revival era. The city's most iconic site is the remarkably preserved Ancient Roman Theatre, which is still used for performances today. Visitors can also explore the Roman Stadium, the Old Town, and the Ethnographic Museum, all set amid Plovdiv's charming cobblestone streets and colorful architecture.

Plovdiv is also famous for its Kapana District, a vibrant hub of art galleries, cafes, craft shops, and cultural festivals. It thrives as a creative quarter where tradition meets contemporary life, attracting artists, entrepreneurs, and visitors seeking a lively and artistic atmosphere.

In 2019, Plovdiv gained further international attention as it was named the European Capital of Culture, reinforcing its status as a leading destination for cultural tourism in Southeastern Europe.

With its harmonious blend of antiquity and modernity…

Plovdiv is the second-largest city in Bulgaria, with an estimated population of around 490,983 residents. Located in the south-central part of the country along the Maritsa River, it is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, with a history that spans over 8,000 years.

Plovdiv, often regarded as the cultural capital of Bulgaria, with a great history that includes Thracian and Roman ruins, Ottoman mosques, and houses from the Bulgarian Revival era. The city's most iconic site is the remarkably preserved Ancient Roman Theatre, which is still used for performances today. Visitors can also explore the Roman Stadium, the Old Town, and the Ethnographic Museum, all set amid Plovdiv's charming cobblestone streets and colorful architecture.

Plovdiv is also famous for its Kapana District, a vibrant hub of art galleries, cafes, craft shops, and cultural festivals. It thrives as a creative quarter where tradition meets contemporary life, attracting artists, entrepreneurs, and visitors seeking a lively and artistic atmosphere.

In 2019, Plovdiv gained further international attention as it was named the European Capital of Culture, reinforcing its status as a leading destination for cultural tourism in Southeastern Europe.

With its harmonious blend of antiquity and modernity, artistic energy, and a welcoming atmosphere, Plovdiv offers an immersive experience that speaks to both history lovers and modern travelers.