Tourism Fair “Your Holiday 2021”
Tourism Fair “Your Holiday 2021”
Project “Support for Promotion of Sustainable Tourism”
INTERREG-IPA CBC Programme Bulgaria-Turkey 2014-2020
Hotel Hotel
Този изискан комплекс е само на 300 м от пясъчния плаж в луксозния квартал Сарафово и предоставя апартаменти и студиа с великолепна гледка към морето
City of Malko Tarnovo
GPS: 41.980556° N.27.523611°E; Main roads: E87; Sites: Brashlian, Petrova niva; Information center Malko Tarnovo: Preobrazhenie Square, Malko Tarnovo; Nearest border checkpoint: Malko Tarnovo / Derekoy – 8 km.
The Old Mosque
GPS: 41°40′37″N 26°33′20″E; Main roads: A4, E80; Sites: Selimiye Mosque, Archaeological Museum; Tourist Information Center Edirne: Maarif Cd. No:2, Edirne; Nearest border checkpoint - Kapitan Andreevo / Kapıkul - 18 km.
Church of Christ Pantocrator
GPS: 42°39′31″N 27°44′0″E; Main road: E87; Sites: Old City of Nesebar, Basilica "St. Sofia"; Tourist information center Nessebar: 10 Mesambria St., Nesebar; Nearest border checkpoint: Malko Tarnovo / Derekoy – 117 km.
Burgas is a city on the Bulgarian Southern Black Sea coast. It developed more actively in the beginning of 20th century and today it is a large industrial and tourism center. Built by the sea and surrounded by lakes, Burgas offers relatively mild weather characterized by cooler summers and warmer winters. The population of the city is 211.535. The city is surrounded by three lakes– Vaya (also known as the Burgas lake), Atanaskovsko lake and Mandrensko lake.
The territory of Burgas was populated since ancient times. However at that period most of the lands that today Burgas covers were small fisherman villages and fortifications. It was hard to flourish under the pressure of the better developed at that period trade centers Nesebar and Sozopol.
One of the most acient cities in the region is Edirne. Edirne is a city in Eastern Thrace, in northwest Turkey. It lies on the gently rolling Thracian plains. This city is very old at the same time it has comprehensive cultural wealth. Edirne is one of the oldest settlements of both Thrace and Anatolia. Dating back to the Neolithic age 7.000-6.000 B.C. With last excavations, examples of prehistoric monuments – dolmens, menhirs and tumulus – can be seen from its outskirts, notably in the Çardakaltı prehistoric settlement and in Lalapasa.
