Burgas is not really
attractive, though it is among the famous beaches on Black Sea during summer season. The
scenic small old town Nesebar, built on an outcrop island, is located 40km
northeast of Burgas. It's designated by Unesco as a World Heritage Site.
The
historical value of the Byzantine church ruins is the key attraction, but most
of them are really small, empty or close for public. The influx of tourists
makes this town expensive, over commercialized. Sozopol is relatively much
quieter than Nesebar. The small town is serene.
City view of Burgas.
Entrance to Nesebar.
Alfresco cafe.
A restaurant inside an old Bulgarian building.
Having a dinner at breezy sea side is romantic.
This stretch of coast is slightly polluted, houses are built along the coast.
Pier.
St.Stefan Church, there are many churches here but all small size.
A part of the old town has been modernized.
Christ Pantocrator Church, being used as art gallery.
Children were painting on the road.
Funny effigies.
Ruins of St.Sophia Church.
Snake maker.
Souvenir plates.
St.Paraskera Church.
Bobet was buying a seashell souvenir from these little sisters.
Boats... no fishing stench smell... they were keeping the area fairly clean.
Fishing boats.
Boats and houses.
Deserted Sunny Beach in the cold spring. Water of Black Sea is not black.
St.Ciril & Methodius Church.
The city is decorated with colourful tulips.
Flaming red tulips.
Sozopol.
Fishing boats.
Look similar to Nesebar.
Green deck.
