Burgas is the fourth largest city in Bulgaria. As an industrial and port city, it is the economic, cultural and political center of all South-East Bulgaria. In this video, I have included the footage and the list of the best attractions in Burgas that will turn your visit into an unforgettable adventure.
Monuments: The promenade in Aleksandrowska with the landmark “St. Cyril and Methodius Brothers ”- Cathedral, Customs Building, City Hall, Monument to Russian Soldiers, District Court, Ivan Rilski Church, Free University of Burgas, Hotel Bulgaria, Archaeological Museum and seaside promenade.
Visiting Burgas. Map, weather and what to see.
Bulgaria is a country worth visiting, especially in the summer months, because the air temperature allows you to enjoy all the attractions available there. The city of Burgas is an ideal place to spend a holiday vacation, because it has many interesting places and attractions. In summer, the air temperature is around 30 ° C, so they are perfect for vacationers who want to explore, dip in the sea and sunbathe on the beach. It is also an ideal place for diving, as there is one of the diving bases in this area, which is aimed at both advanced and beginners. It is also quite pleasant in spring, when the air temperature is around 20 ‘C, although then the water in the sea is cool and we do not recommend swimming.
Tourist map of Burgas
Interesting places in Burgas.
Burgas is primarily the largest international airport in Bulgaria and a picturesque fishing port. In addition, the city is famous for its thermal springs and it is in the city of Burgas that we can find some very famous spas all over the world. There are many historic buildings in the old town that will surely delight architecture lovers. In addition, it is also worth seeing the magnificent church, which will delight with its artistry and splendor even those who do not know much about architecture. It is worth visiting the local museums and strolling on the wooden pier in the evening.
Trivia…
It is worth knowing that it was in Burgas that the famous Polish bard, Adam Mickiewicz, spent the last years of his life. What is also extremely interesting, it was appreciated by the authorities of this Bulgarian city, because in one of the parks there is his monument, and one of the streets is named after him.
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