Discover Burgas
Bulgaria's vibrant coastal city where the Black Sea meets rich history, delicious cuisine, and unforgettable experiences.
Bulgaria's vibrant coastal city where the Black Sea meets rich history, delicious cuisine, and unforgettable experiences.
Burgas is the fourth largest city in Bulgaria and an important cultural, tourist, and economic center on the Black Sea coast.
Located in the Burgas Bay, the city is known for its beautiful beaches, thermal springs, and the nearby natural reserves. Burgas combines the charm of a seaside resort with the amenities of a modern city.
The city's history dates back to ancient times, with evidence of Thracian, Greek, and Roman settlements. Today, Burgas is a vibrant destination with a rich cultural calendar, including the famous Burgas Sand Festival and the Spirit of Burgas music festival.
Discover the must-see places that make Burgas a unique destination on the Black Sea coast.
Sozopol charms with its Old Town—cobbled streets, wooden houses, and sea views. Rich in Ancient Greek heritage, it offers scenic cliffs, churches, and museums preserving its deep cultural past.
Nessebar enchants with its Old Town on a rocky peninsula—cobbled lanes, medieval churches, and sea views. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it blends ancient history, rich heritage, and small museums preserving its past.
Sea Garden is a lush coastal park with sea views, flower alleys, sculptures, and cafes. Perfect for walks, sunsets, and relaxation, it blends nature, culture, and vibrant seaside atmosphere.
A small island with a historic monastery, lighthouse, and prison-turned-museum, accessible by boat from Burgas.
Annual summer event featuring incredible sand sculptures created by artists from around the world.
Alexandrovska Street in Burgas is the city’s main pedestrian hub, alive day and night with cafes, bars, and shops. All year round it hosts events, street performances, and parties, making it the heart of local nightlife and social life. Always vibrant!
Savor the flavors of Burgas with fresh seafood, traditional Bulgarian dishes, and international cuisine.
Zlatna Ribka is a cozy restaurant in central Burgas, blending a seaside atmosphere with Bulgarian and Mediterranean cuisine. It is known for fresh seafood, a stylish interior, and a warm family-friendly setting, ideal for relaxed dining by the sea. today
The building of the Neptune restaurant and bar is located directly on the seashore, where it has been welcoming both sunrise and sunset since 1948. Whether you are on a business meeting, a personal celebration, a romantic dinner, or just having lunch with friends, you will be delighted!
Ethno Restaurant in Burgas is a stylish seaside dining spot known for its cozy atmosphere and elegant interior inspired by local traditions. It offers a mix of Mediterranean and Bulgarian cuisine, with fresh seafood, grilled meats, and creative dishes, making it popular for both locals and tourists.
Crispy golden potato cakes seasoned with herbs and spices, served warm with a creamy, tangy garlic sauce. A simple, comforting and flavorful dish.
Musaka is a traditional Bulgarian baked dish made with layers of potatoes, minced meat, onions, and spices, topped with a creamy mixture of eggs and yogurt. It is hearty, comforting, and often served as a family-style meal across Bulgaria and the Balkans.
Tarator is a traditional Bulgarian cold soup made with yogurt, cucumbers, garlic, dill, water, and walnuts. It is very refreshing, especially in summer, and is commonly served chilled as a starter or light, cooling meal on hot days in Bulgaria.
Explore the beauty of Burgas through these stunning photographs from around the city.
