Things to do in Burgas
Where to stay in Burgas



What we love about Burgas
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I like Burgas' Sea Gardens, the country's second largest seaside park, as well as the views from the Teresata and Sea Casino. I like to enjoy a coffee at Troykata Square, admiring the surroundings, then walking down the "Largo," the nickname for Alexandrovska Street and Aleko Bogoridi Boulevard, which serve as Burgas' pedestrian main street.
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Visited : Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria
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Frequently Asked Questions about travel to Burgas
How long should I stay in Burgas?
We recommend one full day in Burgas. This is a good place if you want to relax, by the beach and at the seaside "Sea Garden" park. Optionally, you can enjoy a day trip to nearby Nessebar, a gorgeous UNESCO-listed peninsular town, sporting beautiful 19th century architecture, and fortifications dating back to the Middle Ages and beyond.
What are Burgas' must-see sights?
Burgas is mostly about its nice sandy beach and seaside "Sea Gardens" park. Still, you will surely enjoy a walk on the Largo. This pedestrian area full of shops, cafes, and interesting architecture consists of Alexandrovska Street, Troykata Square and Aleko Bogoridi Street. Stop along the way at the Saint Cyril and Methodius church, Archeological Museum, or Sea Casino.