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The Black Sea Coast, Bulgaria
 Sunny Beach
The beautiful Sunny beach resort is the largest on the Black Sea Coast and has the longest and widest beach. Situated 35km north of Bourgas and 95km south from Varna Sunny Beach features a warm sea with a gently sloping sand bottom and approx 1,700 hours of sunshine, through the season from May to October.
Awarded the prestigious Blue Flag international prize for proven ecological advantages, The Sunny Beach resort consisting of more than 100 hotels, 2 campsites and over 130 restaurant establishments, bars, night clubs, and casinos the resort provides a good time for everyone.
Alternatively if sport is your thing this sunny resort can cater for you too. With surfing, water skiing, sailing, tennis courts, beach volleyball, mini golf, bowling, riding ground and many other sports facilities available there will be plenty to keep you busy.
There are also plenty of activities for the kids, Fun and Games a plenty, children’s pools, slides, Carting and with the new water park just a few minutes down the road there’s plenty to keep them occupied.
Many local activities go on throughout the year, with the Golden Orpheus International Festival of Bulgarian Pop Songs, Folklore and Symphony concerts, Miss Sunny Beach Contest etc.
 Nessebar
Nessebar is a magnificent resort offering lot of amusements and excellent night life. There are ancient buildings and historical monuments as well as quiet restaurants and fashionable cafes and discos.
The Nessebar town is situated over small peninsula and its population is about 10,000 people. It lies 37km northeast of Bourgas and only 2 km far from beauty resort Sunny Beach.. Its beach is one of the beauties along the Black Sea coast. It is consist of large sandy strip of land, covered with clean golden sand. Nessebar town consists of two parts – old and new.
New town is famous with many nice hotels and private rooms. The old part of the town is fantastic with original romantic atmosphere, narrow cobblestone lanes, tiny squares, two-storied period houses with stone-built ground levels and wooden upper floors jutting above the streets and external staircases, gift shops, pubs, tavern and lovely flower gardens.
Nessebar emerged as a fortified Thracian settlement; afterwards it was a Greek polis, then a Roman colony. It is one of the most popular resorts for its ancient spirit and well-preserved remains. There are more than 41 churches. One of the oldest sanctuaries is the Basilica built on the coast around the beginning of 5th century. The Old Bishop's Residence located in the centre of the town is the most impressive church in Nessebar.
Varna
Varna, also famous as the “marine capital of Bulgaria”, is the largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast and it is the third-largest in the country after Sofia and Plovdiv. The city is situated 470 km from Sofia. Varna is not only one of the most desired tourist destinations, but also a major seaport.
Except being a sea resort, Varna also offers different cultural attractions, art galleries and museums.
Among the places that would impress you are:
The Varna Archaeological Museum, where is exhibitted the gold of Varna, considered to be the oldest gold treasure found in the world;
the Naval Museum – in the yard of the museum there are exhibits of guns, old anchors, sea-going vessels;
The Marine Garden is another emblematic place for Varna. As it is the largest park, the Dolphinarium, The Aquarium and The Astronomic Complex with observatory and planetarium are situated in it.
The Dolphinarium is one of the most favourite entertainments for the children and for the visitors of the city. They will enjoy the incredible demonstration of the intelligence and playfulness of the sea mammals;
The Holy Virgin Cathedral built in the 19th century in the centre of the city;
The Art Gallery with a rich collection of famous Bulgarian paintings;
The Clock Tower, built in 1880, rises just across the cathedral;
The Asparuh Bridge (named after Asparuh - the founder of the Bulgaria state) - the longest bridge in Bulgaria. With its height of 50m, it is very suitable for bungee jumps;
Other noteworthy places situated outside the city are:
Pobitite kamani (The Standing Stones) - a rock phenomenon, 18 km west of Varna. The stones some of which resemble animals, people and other that look like cascades, were formed 50 million years ago. In the middle of this nature reserve is situated the so called “Magic Circle” which is a formation of the stones in a circle forming special energy field that is believed that takes the stress and the negative energy away.
In the nearby town of Devnya there is a museum of mosaics some of which have been found on the same place where they are exhibited now. Amongst the most popular mosaics are those of Medusa-Gorgon, Satir and Antiope, the Seasons.
The Palace and the Botanical Garden in Balchik- that place is like a recess taken from Paradise. The waterfall, the surrounding nature, the magnificent gardens and alleys, the attracting with its architecture villas and the Palace….everything contributes to the whole charming atmosphere of the place. Here you can also see the second largest collection of cactuses in Europe.
The Euxinograd Palace is situated only 8 km away from Varna close to the sea coast. This masterpiece of the architecture has gathered so much aesthetic in one place.
The Aladzhda Monastery is one of the most famous rock monasteries in Bulgaria. Some of the legends tell that under the monastery there are endless labyrinths, hiding untold riches and evidences for the past of that beautiful, sacred and mysterious place.
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