Sea Garden

The wild animals were spotted by passersby in the late hours in the Burgas Sea Garden, and photos were shared on social media.

For the first time, residents and guests of the city had the opportunity to experience the fiery magic of 'nestinarstvo' in the heart of the Sea Garden, said the press office of Burgas Municipality. 

The Mayor of the Sea Capital confirmed the construction of a second Asparuhov bridge, reported NOVA TV.

On 17 and 18 May, Burgas will host a two-day festival dedicated to the culture of South Korea, said the press office of Burgas Municipality. The event will take place in front of the Pantheon in the Sea Garden.

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In Varna, at the Sea Garden was held the first marathon for dogs and owners, reported BGNES.  The participants walked 1 km distance though the alleys in the park guided by the professional trainer Asen Arolski from AATraining and their new friends from foundation Animal Hope Varna.  The main purpose of the competition is to make the owners to be more active along with their pets and to share po

The renovated and oldest part of the Sea Garden, the so-called historical core, was opened on Sunday in Burgas, reported bTV. 

The most attractive is the fountain with an impressive light and water show.

Over 200 nozzles eject the water at different altitudes, forming a variety of water figures in violet, red, blue, green, yellow and white.

Drazki, a torpedo boat that has functioned as a museum for nearly 50 years, has reopened to visitors in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Varna.

On August 9, Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas will host the first edition of the Sea Garden Festival.

Among the main guests of the event will be the popular R&B singer Yarah Bravo and DJ Vadim.

The one-day festival will take place in the Summer Theater of Burgas. The program includes Bulgarian singer Ruth Koleva and the new wave band Review, as well.

Bulgaria's Black Sea island St. Anastasia, off the coast of Burgas, opens for tourists on May 15, report Bulgarian-language media. 

On the island, previously known as Bolshevik and used as a political prison in the communist era, is the only surviving island monastery from the Middle Ages in the western Black Sea.