• Nesebar Old Town
  

  
  Remnants of fortress walls from Roman times and the Middle Ages, old Byzantine and Bulgarian churches, antique 18th century houses. UNESCO World Heritage Site, 35 km from Burgas.
  
  

• Sozopol Old Town
  

  
  The oldest town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, 35 km from Burgas. A nice place for romantic walks along the narrow cobbled streets, among the little shops offering hand crafted pottery, crocheting, and jewelry.
  
  

• Sand Sculptures Festival
  

  
  Sand castles, towers, marine animals, mermaids, pirates, fairy creatures and more. Some sculptures are as high as 8 meters, or more. Built with 2,500 tons special rain- resistant sand.
  
  

• Sea Garden
  

  
  Waterfront park, planted with trees, shrubs and hundreds of plants from all continents. Many sculptures are sparse around.
  
  

• Burgas Lakes
  

  
  Group of coastal lakes of varying saltiness, inhabited by a large number of rare species of birds, fish and mammals.
  
  

• St. Cyril and Methodius Cathedral
  

  
  The oldest church in Bourgas, dedicated to Cyril and Methodius, two Byzantine Greek monks - brothers born in the 9th Century who brought Christianity to the Slavic peoples and invented Cyrillic alphabet.
  
  

• St. Anastasia Island
  

  
  St. Anastasia Island is a Bulgarian islet in the Black Sea. It is located 1.5 km off the coast near Chernomorets, at 12 metres above sea level, and embraces a territory of one hectare.
  
  

• Lake Mandrensko
  

  
  Lake Mandrensko or Lake Mandra is the southernmost of the Burgas Lakes, located in the immediate proximity of the Black Sea and close to Burgas.
  
  

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