Hindliyan House
Къща Хиндлиян
The residence of an Armenian merchant, with wall paintings of cities such as Venice and Istanbul covering its walls, and a marble bathroom.
The Hindliyan House was built between 1835 and 1840 for a wealthy Armenian merchant engaged in trade with India. Its interior walls are painted with views of cities including Venice, Istanbul and Alexandria, which record the owner's travels. The house also has a bathroom with a marble fountain, fully furnished rooms and a quiet garden. It is next to the Balabanov House, and the two can be visited together on a good-value combined ticket.
Opening hours
09:00–18:00 (shorter in winter)
Nearby sights
- Balabanov House
- Old Town of Plovdiv
- Nebet Tepe
- Church of Sts. Constantine and Helena
- Regional Ethnographic Museum
- Kapana Creative District
- Ancient Theatre of Philippopolis
- Dzhumaya Mosque