Bata village
Бата 
30 km north of Bourgas is the traditional Bulgarian village of Bata. This Pomeranian village has become a very tourist place for a very long time. Despite this, in the village there are quite "real" villagers in the number of about 1500 people.
Lake Burgas
Burgas 
First of all it is necessary to mention Burgas Lake, which until 1942 was called Vaja. This is the largest lake in the country, which arose naturally. The length of the elongated Burgas Lake exceeds 9.5 km, the width varies from 2, 5 to 5 km.
St. Anastasia Island
Burgas, ferry from the Maritime Park 
This island with a long history is located one and a half kilometers from Chernomorets, in the Black Sea - more precisely in the Burgas Bay. Although its territory is only a hectare, this rocky island about 12 m high above the water level is the only inhabited island in the Bulgarian part of the Black Sea.
Seaside Park in Burgas
Burgas, north-east coast 
The central city park of Bourgas, as it is clear from its name, stretches along the shore of the sea. This is a favorite place for people to relax. The length of the green zone is almost 7 km. The park has a well-groomed territory with flower beds, flower beds and fountains, where summer events take place regularly.
The Art Gallery in Burgas
Bourgas, Metropolitan Simeon, d. 24 
One of the oldest fine arts museums in Bulgaria, the art gallery in Burgas, occupies the building of the former synagogue. This is an architecturally beautiful building that was erected in 1905-1910.
Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius
Bourgas, intersection of st. Slaviansk and Saints Cyril and Methodius 
The Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius is the largest church in Burgas. Its length is just over 30 m, width is more than 20 m. The decision to build a new cathedral on the site of a wooden church was made in 1895. The construction began the following year and was carried out with funds donated by citizens of the city.
Ethnographic Museum in Burgas
Bourgas, Slavyansk, 69 
The ethnographic museum of Bourgas is a part of the museum complex along with three other: historical, archaeological and natural sciences. The last three museums may also attract someone, but for a tourist in Bulgaria, the most interesting will certainly be an examination of the ethnographic exposition.
Burgas is a resort town, seaside resort; and, probably, very few people will come to mind to look for here some outstanding attractions. Why, when right in the city there is a great Central beach with a width of 100 m? A little further away begins a many kilometers of seaside park, where in summer they organize a large-scale festival of sand sculptures and various entertainment events. The northern beaches of Bourgas are also quite worth seeing.
However, lovers of nature still need to tear themselves away from the sea for the sake of Burgas lakes. There are three of them, and all are very close to the city: Burgas (Lake Vaja), Atanasovskoye and Mandren (Lake Mandra). These lakes are unique in that the largest on the continent path of migration of migratory birds from Europe to Africa passes through them. The area between the lakes and the sea shore is declared a national reserve of Pod, and in the appropriate season, you can see tens of thousands of birds here.
Bourgas is pretty nice and just to walk. The central pedestrian street, Aleksandrovskaya, is full of greenery and a cafe. There is also a very photographed city monument depicting a holiday suitcase made of bronze, from which sea shells are poured.
Another curious route for those who "stayed" in the city - a trip to the island of St. Anastasia, fanned with romantic stories about pirates, treasures, underground passages and fugitive political prisoners-communists. Having visited the island, for example, in the afternoon, closer to the evening you can go on a merry holiday with wine and dancing in the traditional village of Bath.
In the very Burgas there are several museums, although all of them, from the Historical Museum to the Art Gallery, are exclusively devoted to Bulgaria. The regional museum of Bourgas consists of four subsections: historical, natural, ethnographic and archaeological. Each museum occupies its own building, but all of them are located not far from each other, so it's convenient to inspect them in turn.
Bourgas is pretty nice and just to walk. The central pedestrian street, Aleksandrovskaya, is full of greenery and a cafe where you can rest. There is also a very photographed city monument depicting a holiday suitcase made of bronze, from which sea shells are poured. And in the same pedestrian zone you can stand on the "belly button of the city" - the zero kilometer of Burgas.
Regarding special architectural beauties, Burgas can be pleased, first of all, with two beautiful churches - the truth, the state in which they are now, is not very pleasing. This is the Cathedral of Cyril and Methodius and a small Armenian church. Both churches are more than 100 years old.
Those who are interested in history may like visiting the Burgas thermal baths, which are also known as "Akve Kalide" or "Thermopolis" .The present district of the city, in whose territory the Roman baths built before our era are located, is called - Banevo .In 2011, .term have received the status of a national reserve, and archaeological surveys in their territory are still conducted .A little further, about 15 km from Bourgas, there is another archaeological site: the ruins of the old Roman city of Deultum .Deultum was founded in the beginning of our era and was the only free Roman settlement in the territory of present-day Bulgaria .The city was rich and prosperous, but by the 14th century due to rising sea level it gradually turned into a swamp .