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Antiquity
Eirene Residence
A richly decorated late-Roman town house (3rd–4th century) that belonged to a wealthy citizen, preserved in the Archaeological Underpass. It is named after Eirene — the Christian name of Penelope, a maiden said to have converted in the 2nd century — and is known for its colourful mosaics of geometric patterns and figures.
Current status
Publicly documented archaeological or ancient site within Plovdiv’s urban fabric.
Visit and orientation
- Coordinates
- 42.14520, 24.75170 · wikidata_coordinate
- Built/date
- Antiquity
- Architect/builder
- not identified in the current public source
No separate archive or then/now record is available for this place yet. The main image, coordinates and sources remain published.