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    La zona pedonale più lunga dell’Europa sta per crescere mentre il Plovdiv della Bulgaria approva il pedastico del viale adiacente

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    1. CarpathianEcho on

      Expanding pedestrian zones isn’t just urban planning, it’s a statement about prioritizing people over traffic, and Plovdiv’s move shows how cities can reclaim space for community, not just convenience.

    3. RadioControledTropby on

      “pedestrian zone” is such a weird concept.

      Here you get a place where you can do your pedestrian things. Please don’t bother the cars in other parts of the city with your flesh legs, thank you! /s

    4. Eishockey on

      It’s a great city already and this improves it even more.

    6. iRizzoli on

      Unrelated, but pic immediately made me think of Assassins Creed, just missing a pile of hay in the middle and maybe some wires across the street.

    7. tutunoprodavnitsata on

      Europe longest pedestrian zone isn’t situated in Plovdiv why this fake info

    8. MartinBP on

      After over a decade of debates and delays, Plovdiv finally moves to pedestrianise part of “Ivan Vazov” boulevard west of the central square, bringing the pedestrian city core closer to the main train station. Plovdiv’s “Glavnata” already claimed to be Europe’s longest pedestrian street after previous extensions placed it almost a kilometre ahead of Copenhagen’s famous Strøget.

      More information in Bulgarian (Chrome’s translate function should work): https://www.capital.bg/politika_i_ikonomika/gradove/plovdiv/2025/08/07/4816403_nai-dulgata_peshehodna_zona_v_bulgariia_shte_stane/

      Non-paywalled article: https://podtepeto.com/aktualno/ulicza-ivan-vazov-skoro-stava-peshehodna-do-bibliotekata/

      Image of “Glavnata” (“Main street”) from Wikipedia.

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