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Nasomatrix at Bulgarian Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0Област Бургас
Long beaches, ancient peninsulas, salt lakes and the forested Strandzha coast make this Bulgaria's most varied seaside region.
Nasomatrix at Bulgarian Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0Бургас
Burgas is more than a transport stop for the southern coast: its long Sea Garden, pedestrian centre, museums, cultural spaces and bird-rich lakes make a relaxed city break.
Dragomir Keranov · CC BY-SA 3.0A Strandzha architectural reserve of dark timber houses, stone walls and quiet forest paths.
Nasomatrix at Bulgarian Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0BurgasМорската градина и езерата на Бургас
A relaxed coastal city walk linking the Sea Garden, pier, cultural spaces and bird-rich lagoons.
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MrPanyGoff · CC BY-SA 3.0NessebarСтарият Несебър
A UNESCO peninsula of medieval churches, timber houses, sea views and layers of Thracian, Greek and Roman history.
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Nenko Lazarov · CC BY 2.5SozopolСтарият Созопол
Wooden Black Sea houses, small galleries, rocky coves and a harbour built over ancient Apollonia.
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Boby Dimitrov from Sofia, Bulgaria · CC BY-SA 2.0PomorieПоморийското езеро и старият град
A narrow seaside town known for salt pans, therapeutic mud, wine and a Thracian beehive tomb.
Read the guideDragomir Keranov · CC BY-SA 3.0BrashlyanСело Бръшлян
A Strandzha architectural reserve of dark timber houses, stone walls and quiet forest paths.
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Filipov Ivo · CC BY-SA 4.0Maslen Nos near PrimorskoБегликташ
Huge naturally rounded blocks were incorporated into a Thracian rock sanctuary overlooking the forests and bays south of Primorsko.
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Original uploader was Evgord at bg.wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0Ropotamo south of SozopolРезерват по река Ропотамо
A slow coastal river winds through floodplain forest, dunes and wetlands before meeting the Black Sea.
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Evgord at Bulgarian Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0Northern BurgasАтанасовско езеро
Salt pans and shallow lagoons on the Via Pontica migration corridor create exceptional birdwatching and sunset scenery.
Read the guideOriginal uploader was Evgord at bg.wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0Ropotamo reserveЛъвската глава
A weathered volcanic outcrop resembles a lion's profile above the Ropotamo valley and the coastal forest.
Read the guideBurgas has rail, intercity buses and an airport. Coastal buses are frequent in season; remote Strandzha villages need careful timetable planning.
Black Sea mussels · fried sprat · fish soup · fig jam
Viktorija N. Ivanov / Wikimedia CommonsThe classic first order: tomatoes, cucumber and peppers under a generous snowy layer of white brined cheese.
What's in it Tomatoes, cucumber, roasted or fresh pepper, onion, parsley and sirene cheese.
Biso / Wikimedia CommonsCrisp filo layers wrapped around eggs, yogurt and white cheese—a warm Bulgarian breakfast staple.
What's in it Filo pastry, eggs, yogurt, sirene cheese and butter or oil.
Sumit Surai / Wikimedia CommonsA cooling yogurt and cucumber soup served cold—simple, fresh and especially popular in summer.
What's in it Yogurt, cucumber, garlic, dill, walnuts, water and a little oil.
Jeroen Kransen / Wikimedia CommonsRich meat and vegetables slowly cooked with paprika and savory, often arriving sizzling in a clay pot.
What's in it Pork or chicken, onion, peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms and spices.
Biso / Wikimedia CommonsSeasoned minced meat shaped into long rolls and grilled over high heat for a smoky crust.
What's in it Minced pork or mixed meat, cumin, black pepper and salt.
Biso / Wikimedia CommonsSmall vine or cabbage leaves wrapped around a savory rice filling, with or without minced meat.
What's in it Vine or cabbage leaves, rice, onion, herbs and optionally minced meat.Бургас
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