Bata Village
The traditional Bulgarian village of Bata is located 30 km north of Burgas. This Pomeranian village has become a completely tourist destination for a very long time. Despite this, quite “real” villagers live in the village in the number of about 1,500 people.
Lakes of Burgas
First of all, it is necessary to mention the Burgas Lake, which until 1942 was called Vaya. This is the largest lake in the country, which arose naturally. The length of the elongated Burgas Lake exceeds 9.5 km, the width varies from 2.5 to 5 km.
St. Anastasia Island
This island with a long history is located one and a half kilometers from Chernomorets, in the Black Sea — more precisely, in the Gulf of Burgas. Although its territory is only one hectare, this rocky island with a height of about 12 m above water level is the only inhabited island in the Bulgarian part of the Black Sea.
Seaside Park in Burgas
The central city Park of Burgas, as its name implies, stretches along the seashore. This is a favorite place for citizens to relax. The length of the green zone is almost 7 km. The park has a well-groomed territory with flower beds, flower beds and fountains, where summer events are regularly held.
Art Gallery in Burgas
One of the oldest museums of fine arts in Bulgaria, the Art Gallery in Burgas, occupies the building of a former synagogue. This is an architecturally beautiful building, which was erected in 1905-1910.
Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius
The Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius is the largest in Burgas. Its length is slightly more than 30 m, its width is more than 20 m. The decision to build a new cathedral on the site of a wooden church was made in 1895. Construction began the following year and was carried out with funds donated by the citizens of the city.
Ethnographic Museum in Burgas
The Ethnographic Museum of Burgas is part of the museum complex along with three others: historical, archaeological and natural science. The last three museums may also attract someone, but for a tourist in Bulgaria, the most interesting will be, of course, an inspection of the ethnographic exposition.