There is no doubt that Europe is the dream destination of many people, there you can find gastronomy renowned, different cultures and many historical scenarios, through some cities that have more than 7 thousand years.
Therefore, today we have prepared a top 5 of the oldest cities in Europe. So check out the cities and add the one that catches your attention to your travel list.
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Top 5 of the oldest cities in Europe
Check out our top 5 now for your trip to become a great historical experience:
1. Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Inhabited since the 6th millennium BC. C., this city draws attention for its time. The ruins of the town of Plovdiv are evidence of a historic past marked by several invasions that resulted in the construction of important structures in the territory and some are highlighted even today, such as the stadium from the 2nd century and the theater of Philippopolis.
2. Argos, Greece
Located on the Peloponnese peninsula, the city of Argos has been inhabited since 5000 BC. W. and was the first to come to prominence in trade with the Eastern Mediterranean. According to historians, the name Argos comes from the son of Zeus with Niobe and attracts tourists to this day due to the presence of the sanctuary of Aphrodite and the ruins of the amphitheater.
3. Nitra, Slovakia
Inhabited since 5000 BC. W. Nitra is considered the oldest city in Slovakia and is the source of the country's largest agricultural production. In addition, it has several breathtaking historical buildings, especially Nitra Castle, which is the city's postcard and dates from 871 BC. W.
4. Chania, Crete
The city of Chania on the island of Crete has a very interesting curiosity: the excavations of the ancient city of Kydonia. The ruins found were dated between 2100 and 1100 BC. C., but there are traces of the Neolithic period that may be related to 4,000 a. W.
5. Varna, Bulgaria
Varna is located on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast and is characterized by being the place that received the first prehistoric human beings. Currently, it stands out for the funerary archaeological site that recorded the oldest treasure in the world.
