Sozopol
Bulgarian Beach Ranks in Europe's Top 10 Most Relaxing
A new study has revealed which beaches around the world are deemed to be the most relaxing, and Kavatsite Beach in Bulgaria ranks as the 5th most relaxing beach in Europe.
Bulgaria’s "St. Cyricus" Island Yields Third Ancient Temple, Unveiling Apollonia’s Sacred Past
A significant archaeological discovery has been made on the island of "St. Cyricus" in Sozopol, Bulgaria, where a third temple from the era of the first settlers of Apollonia has been unearthed. This new find was revealed by the excavation team led by Associate Professor Krastina Panayotova.
Realty Prices on Bulgarin Black Sea Coast Go Up
80% of the purchasers of holiday properties along Bulgaria's Black Sea coast are Bulgarian nationals, indicate data of experts from a large construction and investment company. "The travel restrictions stemming from the coronavirus pandemic and the uncertain economic environment made a number of people take action and buy properties.
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Bulgaria: Environment Row Erupts over Sozopol Beach
After the Smokinya North Beach in Sozopol Municipality (southeastern Bulgaria) has been ploughed up for a second year in a row, outraged local residents have alerted the competent institutions. Photos and videos showing a tractor levelling the beach were circulated on social media at the end of last week.
Sozopol Beaches Badly Damaged by Pouring Rains and High Surf
Torrential rains and storm surges caused serious damage to the central beach in Sozopol. Adverse weather conditions caused huge damage to the beach strip.
About 3,500 Decares of Sand Dunes Along the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast are Privately Owned
Of the 4,700 decares of sand dunes along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, nearly 3,500 decares are privately owned, Ombudsman Maya Manolova said after a meeting with citizens who contacted her over suspected construction works in protected areas in the town of Sozopol, a Focus News Agency correspondent reported.
Remnants of Ancient Fortress Found Underwater off Bulgaria's Coast
PanARMENIAN.Net - Underwater exploration around St Thomas Island on Bulgaria's southern Black Sea coast by a team of specialist archaeological divers has led to the finding of what are believed to be the remnants of a wall of an ancient Thracian fortification, The Sofia Globe reports.
Bulgaria is Going to Attract Chinese Tourists with a Direct Flight and Visa Facilitation
Direct flight and visa facilitation are important for boosting cooperation between Bulgaria and China in the field of tourism. This were two points of agreement between a delegation from GERB and Shen Bailey, assistant chief of the external department of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), reports vevesti.bg.
Bulgarian Orthodox Church Honours St. Marina
The Bulgarian Orthodox church honours the memory of St. Marina the Great Martyr today, who was condemned to death because of her belief in Jesus Christ, according to bTV.
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Antique Artifacts and their Stories on Sozopol's Past
Artifacts from the Apollonia Pontica antique necropolis in the Budjaka area of the Black Sea port town of Sozopol were among the most impressive findings at the 10th national exhibition named Bulgarian Archaeology. Dr. Margarita Popova from the National Museum of History and Dr. Teodora Bogdanova from the Archaeological Museum of Sozopol headed the excavations.