Even cities like Burgas, which are blessed with plenty of sunny days, do have their share of rainy ones. Our city centre has plenty to offer indoors as well. Today we’ve put together a selection of tourist attractions that you can easily visit with an umbrella in hand, as they’re all close to one another and, with just a short walk, you can soak up the history and cultural spirit of the city, which will captivate you for hours!
1. Regional History Museum – The Regional History Museum in Burgas has four exhibitions – ethnographic, archaeological, natural history and historical – all of which are situated close to one another. The museum also offers combined tickets for all the exhibitions
Ethnographic Exhibition – 69 Slavyanska Street
Historical Exhibition – 31 Lermontov Street
Natural History Exhibition – 30 Fotinov Street
Archaeological Exhibition – 21 Bogoridi Street
2. Museum of the Impossible – A world where reality shifts and imagination knows no bounds. In the heart of Burgas, the Museum of the Impossible offers an unforgettable experience with light and kinetic installations. Each room offers not only an entertaining experience but also educational insights for young and old alike
7 Lermontov Street
3. The ‘Petko Zadgorski’ Burgas Art Gallery – The building of the former Burgas synagogue houses paintings by Burgas artists. The gallery also hosts temporary exhibitions and collections belonging to other art galleries from across the country and abroad. On the third floor, there is a permanent exhibition of Strandzha icons
24 Mitropolit Simeon Street
4. Burgas Artists’ Society – The Burgas Artists’ Society is situated near the town hall. Exhibitions by Burgas artists are regularly organised in the society’s exhibition hall.
22 Alexandrovska Street
5. Sts Cyril and Methodius – Burgas’s largest church is one of the city’s landmarks, a cultural monument of national significance and one of the 100 national tourist sites. The renovated church is impressive both from the outside and the inside. The cathedral’s interior will take your breath away – both with its sheer scale and its rich variety of icons
Sts Cyril and Methodius Square
