Burgas

Burgas is the fourth largest city in Bulgaria, with 210,000 inhabitants is the second largest town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast and has the largest seaport in Bulgaria. Located in a region with a pleasant climate, Burgas is nestled in the bay of the same name and surrounded by lakes. Although the city has some beaches, it is not famous for being a beach destination per se, but rather for its proximity to the surrounding coastal resorts and towns such as Sozopol, Nesebar or Elenite, where you can take the buses that connect Burgas with these towns, or you can also go to the beach. rent a car in Burgas to explore this region of the Bulgarian coast at your own pace. What attracts people most is undoubtedly the sea, but also worthy of attention are the Sea Garden, which rivals the other in Varna, the Cathedral of St. Cyril and St. Methodius, with sumptuous decorations of wall paintings and frescoes, the Armenian Church, the Catholic Cathedral, the Churches of St. Peter and St. Paul, the Church of the Holy Trinity, the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit and the Church of St. John the Baptist, the Church of the Holy Spirit, the Church of the Holy Spirit and the Church of the Holy Spirit. Deva Maria and St. Ivan Rilski, the Museum of Natural Sciences, the Philharmonic Orchestra and the Art Gallery.

Interesting places near Burgas

The coastal region of Burgas has an important tourist offer that has been growing in recent years. If we visit the area and plan to spend a few days in the area

Tourist resorts

To the north of Burgas lies what is known as the “Slantchev Bryag” or Sunshine Coast and is notable for its The town is a starting point for visits to the local seaside resorts: the Slantchev Bryag resort and the Elenite holiday village in the north, and in the south, the Duni holiday resort, known for its unique architectural composition.