Discover Nesebar

The over 3,000-year-old peninsula town preserves an extraordinary density of church ruins, Byzantine architecture and traditional 19th-century wooden houses.

The small town once had over 40 churches, of which about a dozen well-preserved ruins and buildings from various eras can still be visited today.

A narrow artificial causeway connects the old town peninsula to the mainland and the nearby resort of Sunny Beach, making Nesebar a popular day-trip destination.

The characteristic black-and-white wooden houses with overhanging upper floors define the narrow lanes of the old town and now house cafes, souvenir shops and small museums.

Burgas Airport is only about a 30-minute drive away and has direct flights from numerous European cities in summer.

The over 3,000-year-old peninsula town preserves an extraordinary density of church ruins, Byzantine architecture and traditional 19th-century wooden houses.

The small town once had over 40 churches, of which about a dozen well-preserved ruins and buildings from various eras can still be visited today.

A narrow artificial causeway connects the old town peninsula to the mainland and the nearby resort of Sunny Beach, making Nesebar a popular day-trip destination.