3-Bedroom Condo in Starozagorski bani

The village is situated in the valley of river Sazliyka, at 370 m (1,210 ft) above sea level. The surrounding mountain peaks rise up to 800 m (2,620 ft). The mild climate and the hot mineral springs of the valley have attracted settlers since prehistory. A neolithic settlement has been discovered around the mineral springs, close to today's main Thermal bath building. It existed in the place from around 6000 BC until the late chalcolithic age, around 4000 BC. Many of the findings from the site's archeological excavations, mainly pottery, tools made of stone, horn, bone and copper, and other pieces of prehistoric art, are now displayed in the Neolithic Dwellings Museum in Stara Zagora.
An impressive 2500 m2 (26,900 sq ft) Roman thermae has also been discovered in the village in 1965. It was built around the 2nd century AD and has been used at least until the 12th century AD by the population of the Bulgarian village founded south of the thermae. In 1967 the village gained the status national balneotherapy resort. This led to big investments in developing tourism in the area.