Stara Zagora
Stara Zagora is the sixth-largest city in Bulgaria, and the administrative capital of the homonymous Stara Zagora Province. It has a proud history illustrated by the many impressive ancient Roman buildings preserved in its centre.
People born in Stara Zagora (First 49 people) - Page 0
Anelia
Bulgarian singer
Nasko Sirakov
Bulgarian football player
Vesselina Kasarova
Soprano
Vassil Mihajlov
Actor
Koyna Ruseva
Actress
Naum Shopov
Bulgarian actor
Stefan Valdobrev
Bulgarian actor
Anton Hekimian
Journalist
Evgeniya Baneva
Venelin Petkov
Bulgarian television presenter
Mincho Neychev
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bulgaria
Mihail Savov
Bulgarian general
Stefka Yanorova
Actress
Lora Kitipova
Volleyball player
Simeon Mechev
Bulgarian football player
Petya Nedelcheva
Bulgarian badminton player
Stanimir Gamov
Bulgarian actor
Zlatina Todeva
Actress
Milen Zhelev
Bulgarian footballer
Miroslav Enchev
Bulgarian footballer
Anton Ognyanov
Bulgarian footballer
Georgi Hashev
Bulgarian footballer
Plamen Kolev
Bulgarian footballer
Stefan Toshev
Bulgarian general
Dimitar Gyudzhenov
Painter
Ruzha Delcheva
Bulgarian film actress
Dimitar Karamfilov
Musician
Nadim Rumenov Angelov
Football player
Anastasiya Tosheva
Stefan Toshev's mother
Andrey Toshev
Bulgarian diplomat
Hristo Marinov
Olympic athlete
Aleksandar Sidi
Former Member of the Bulgarian National Assembly
Dimitar Uzunov
Opera singer
Kiril Hristov
Bulgarian poet
Krasimir Yankov
Member of the Bulgarian National Assembly
Lili Dimkova
Author
Nikolaĭ Liliev
Bulgarian writer
Petar Gyuzelev
Musical artist
Ivko Ganchev
Bulgarian goalkeeper
Dobrin Dosev
Actor
Spas Georgiev
Bulgarian footballer
ivena slavena
Singer
Stefka Mineva
Bulgarian musician
Svetla Todorova
Actress
Valentin Starchev
Sculptor
Veselin Khanchev
Bulgarian writer
Zhivko Zhelev
Bulgarian football coach
