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Sozopol is one of Bulgaria's most enchanting historic coastal cities. According to legend, it was founded by Greek colonists in 610 BC. under the name Apollonia. It was for many years an independent Greek state, but later came under the Roman Empire, and went in the decayed, and Osman's invasion in 1400-century, the city's past greatness final period. In the 4.århundrede AD. the city had changed its name to Sozopol, which means the city, where you seek refuge, probably due. its port.
Sozopol has today - just as Nessebar, north of Burgas - an old and a new district. The old district is located on a small peninsula with the promenade all the way around. Here is where many fine restaurants with a sea view and the nice restaurants in gårdhaverne. Artists, art craftsmen and photographers love bydelens narrow, paved hardships, historic churches, fine husenes old trefasader.
The new district (more rugged) starts or ends where the peninsula is to the mainland. The contrast between the suburbs is a good starting point for a comparison between the old and the new Bulgaria. It is in the new district the small hotels clouds up. You will find many purchasing opportunities, markets, cafes, etc. The wreck, which belongs to the town is situated in the new district.
Sozopol is a great choice for families.
Practical information: Location: On the southern Black Sea coast, approx. 70 km south of the resort Sunny Beach. 45 km from Burgas Airport. 35 km from Burgas city. Sports: Water sports on the beach fishing is very popular and there is opportunity for both fresh water and havfisking. Ca. 16 km from Sozopol is Ropotamo river, which can be reached by car or boat. The area is with their natural surroundings, and many fish a paradise for fishermen want. Excursions:
Night / dining out: There are good opportunities to experience the Bulgarian folk music and dancing. Sozopol has many bars, cafes and restaurants. Try Vjatarna Melnitsa (windmill), Orpheus and Sozopol Taverna. Arrival Airport: Burgas, transport to Sozopol about. 1 hour.
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