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Pro
Increadibly long beach, fine sand, nice central part and beautiful sea garden to walk through ... A lot of young people and very friendly... Great bars.
Con
industrial
In a nutshell
Take a swim, have a drink and make a walk trough the sea garden!
Childish Says: The museum exposition represents the life style and the customs of the people living in Bourgas region. Special attention is paid to Buglarian customs Martenitsa, Kukeri and Nestinarstvo. There is a collection of Bulgarian traditional costumes. The museum is located in a...
Childish Says: The historical museum represents the development of the town of Bourgas in 19-20th centuries. There is a collection of icons from the Renaissance on the first floor. Old printed books, the earliest pictures of Bourgas, etc. are exhibited.
Childish Says: Expositions: Sea Navigation, Antient Times, Thracian Culture, Greek colonisation, Early Christianity, Mediaeval Cultureworking hours:Summer (1st of July -15th of September): Mo-Sa: 9-18h (lunch break: 13.00-14.00) ;Winter (16th of September - 31th of May): Mo-Fr: 8-17h...
Spa in the Plantea hotel, Burgas
Danalia Says: Well, we didn't find much to do in Burgas but we used the Spa of the hotel, which was the best part of the hotel actually. The stuff was nice, prices were normal, and it was one good thing to have after a long day under the sun
Burgas and area - things to do
penny_g Says: Burgas is the fourth biggest city in Bulgaria and the second on the Black Sea coast. Amont Bulgarians, people say that this is rather an industrialised city with not quite many attractions but the area around it offers a plenty of things to do. The mere city is situated on...
johngayton Says: The top part of the Sea Garden, overlooking the Old Beach and the Bridge, is dotted with various classical-style sculptures and busts of local and national notables. If your tastes are more contemporary continue down past the open air theatre where you'll find some...
1 Review and 19 Opinions Primoretz (2-star) is on Batenberg street (near the harbor-end of the Sea Garden). Hotel Park...
1 Review and 29 Opinions Hotel Bulgaria in Burgas is more than a hotel, it's a city-landmark of a sort. Situated on the main...
johngayton Says: Following the footpath along the seafront north from the city centre you'll come across a clutch of seafront cafes. On my early February visit most of these were closed but one that does seem to be open year-round is Selena.This is a simple wooden shack overlooking the...
Prisun and San Marco Pizzerias: Food On The Hoof
johngayton Says: On the main pedestrian street Bogoridi, heading up towards the Sea Garden there's this pair of take-away pizza places. They seem to be pretty much identical in what they have to offer and the prices are exactly the same. Personally I preferrred the Prisun place as the girl...
rowo Says: The most convinient way to reach Burgas (Area) is a charter flight to Burgas Airport. Only in Summer time you can reach this airport from a lot of european Destinations. Bourgas Airport is situated in a picturesque bay on the southern Bulgarian Black Sea coast, 10 km...
Where Pedestrians Have Right Of Way
johngayton Says: Burgas is an eminently walkable city with its main thoroughfares of Alexandrova (between the railway station and the Troika Square) and Aleko Bogoridi (from the Svoboda Square to the Sea Garden) being fully pedestrianised. Where these streets interesect with traffic-bearing...
Where can I buy fabrics to make my own clothes?
Ferietur Says: I've been in Burgas serval times. For a few years ago I bought fabrics in some shops in the main street. But last summer I could not find any store selling this. Can anyone help me finding places where they sell fabrics? (Cotton, wool, silk, etc ).I also want to find a...
Childish Says: I am kind of addicted to buy books and the problem is that I don't have more room for books... But I really can't miss the chance to buy some more books in this bookstore. Helikon has now branches in Sofia too, but this is where the story started.Of course the most of the...
johngayton Says: Here's a little trio of kids taking advantage of one of the ramped pathways in the Sea Garden. You'll notice the one in the middle doesn't have a sled but is making do quite adequately with a sheet of plastic.
Logical Place To Meet Your Date!
johngayton Says: This clock on Svoboda Square, next the towering Hotel Bulgaria, was formerly the clock of a nearby pharmacy which was demolished in 1985. The clock was relocated to here and is now a popular local meeting place. All three faces tell the correct time and so you've no excuse...
The Most Expensive Beer In Town!
johngayton Says: With an hour or so before my train onwards from Burgas, heading for Plovdiv and then Veliko Turnovo, I reckoned a final beer somewhere close to the station would be in order (having said my farewells to the guys at Pri Akolite over my morning coffee).This is quite a...
johngayton Says: One thing I was particularly impressed with here in Bourgas was the street signage. This was the first place in Bulgaria that not only did the streets have signs in the logical places; such as at their starts and their intersections, but also written both in Cyrillic and...
ChristinaNest Says: That unofficial and free 'spa' comprises of a few salt production basins that are not used any more. One has very salty pinkish water that is so thick that you float like in the Dead Sea, and there are some with black thick mud that is supposedly good for your skin, joints,...
johngayton Says: For a pleasant wander along the sea shore you can walk for miles north from the city. This takes you past the wetlands of the Atanosovsko Lake and its salt-flats whose dark mud is reputed to have healing properties.The seashore varies as you walk and arriving at the section...
johngayton Says: This is Burgas's Communist-era monument (constructed in 1981) to those killed during the resistance against Fascism. At its centre is an eternal flame and the inside walls have plaques commemorating the individuals.It looks stark and ugly from a distance but up close it is...
Burgas Tourist Information Centre
johngayton Says: Burgas's Tourist Information Centre is located at blvd Hristo Botev 46, in the underpass from the city centre to the Theatre and Opera House. Here multi-lingual staff can assist with pretty much any query including accommodation, public transport and things to do. There are...
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