
"Alexander" Gallery
"Alexander" Gallery – paintings, ceramics, small sculptures. Art for every taste, in the heart of Burgas. You can find us at 31 Konstantin Fotinov Street, across from the Natural History Museum.
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"Alexander" Gallery – paintings, ceramics, small sculptures. Art for every taste, in the heart of Burgas. You can find us at 31 Konstantin Fotinov Street, across from the Natural History Museum.

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The "Georgi Baev" Gallery-Museum is situated in close proximity to the Sea Garden and the city centre. It bears the name of one of the most emblematic Bulgarian artists, Georgi Dimitrov Baev, described as one of the "great humanists of Europe and the world." Over the course of his creative career, he staged dozens of solo exhibitions not only in Bulgaria, but across Europe, the United States, Mexico, the USSR, China, India, Indonesia, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Vietnam, Korea, Afghanistan and be

The "Petko Zadgorski" Art Gallery is one of the oldest in the country. It is housed in a building that was specially converted for the purpose from a Jewish synagogue — a remarkable architectural monument of the city, built at the beginning of the last century to a design by Italian architect Ricardo Toscani. The gallery bears the name of the distinguished Burgas artist Petko Zadgorski, who served as the first chairman of the Burgas Artists' Society, founded in the 1960s. The gallery's collectio

Having become a symbol of Burgas through her original poetic works, impressions, fairy tales and short stories, Petya Dubarova is one of Bulgaria's eternally young creative souls. She was born in 1962 and took her own life at the age of just 17. The establishment of the Petya Dubarova House-Museum is a natural consequence of people's desire to connect with the authentic spirit and atmosphere in which the poetess created her work. The museum was opened in 1995 in the childhood home of Bulgaria's

The history of the Burgas Municipal Library begins in 1888, with its first home being the shop of Chapkanoğlu on Sts. Cyril and Methodius Street — an address to which it would return 133 years later. After decades of relocations and a fragmented collection, on 1 April 2021 the library finally settled into its new Centre for Contemporary Art and Library, built on the initiative of the Municipality of Burgas and Mayor Dimitar Nikolov. The building brings together the entire library collection und

Pomorie lake – The natural lagoon, located to the north of the town of Pomorie.

The Archaeological Museum of Sozopol is situated in the old part of the city and is one of the 100 National Tourist Sites of Bulgaria. It brings together artefacts from all historical periods in the city's rich history. The finds on display are remarkable — materials spanning from the deepest antiquity through to the Classical period and the Middle Ages, shedding light on the life and development of the local population from the 5th century BC to the 17th century AD, as well as works of Christia

IN ALL MEDIEVAL MAPS OF THE WEST COAST OF THE BLACK SEA THE VILLAGE OF URDOVIZA IS MARKED. The exhibition is dedicated to the sunken ships near Kiten. In showcases from our coast are presented ancient amphorae and finds from late antiquity and the Middle Ages. Of particular importance is the discovery three meters underground and under two levels of dwellings from the Middle Ages of the only ship in the Black Sea, studied through archaeological excavations. The ship is a heavy and guarded commer

Located right at the entrance to the Old Town. It features a rich collection of Thracian, Greek, and Roman artifacts, gold jewelry, ancient coins, and an impressive collection of medieval icons on the ground floor. The permanent exhibition is titled "Nessebar Through the Ages". It traces the history of the town from the Thracian era, through the Greek colony of Mesambria and the Roman period, to its medieval Bulgarian and Byzantine flourish.

The Archaeological Museum in Sozopol was established in 1961 and is one of the most significant cultural sites along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, listed under No. 8 in the "100 National Tourist Sites" of Bulgaria. It preserves the memory of ancient Apollonia Pontica (today's Sozopol) and traces the history of the region from the end of the 6th millennium BC to the 18th century. One of the most popular exhibits is an actual medieval skeleton of a man, discovered during excavations near the mona

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The Art Gallery is housed in a building listed as a cultural monument — the "Old School." The permanent exhibition is spread across two floors and includes approximately 300 works — paintings, graphics and sculpture. Particularly noteworthy is the collection of paintings by Prof. Alexander Mutafov, one of the first Bulgarian marine painters. A dedicated hall presents the "Old Sozopol" collection, featuring works by Sozopol artists Yani Hrisopulos and Petar Katerkov. Also on display are works by

We invite you to a charming space located at 43 Lermontov St. (facing "Slavyanska" St., right across from "Harna Pekarna")

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Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 10:30 – 18:30 Closed: Sunday and Monday The Burgas Artists' Society was founded in 1956. As of 2017, it counts over 100 artists among its members. Over the years, 16 individuals have held the position of chairman. The current chairman is Mitko Ivanov. The Society participates in the Biennial of Contemporary Bulgarian Art "Friends of the Sea," which was revived in 2004 after a 20-year hiatus. The paintings from the biennial are exhibited in the exhibition hall

Burgas Aviation Museum was opened on 29 June 2017, marking the 90th anniversary of the airport's founding and the 70th anniversary of the first civilian flight in Bulgaria: Sofia–Burgas. All guests have the opportunity to explore the newly developed exhibition park and uncover the secrets of the "exhibits that come to life." Using virtual reality headsets, visitors can step into the role of a pilot and take control of an aircraft of their choosing. Particularly impressive is the interactive exhi

The Burgas Philharmonic Orchestra has existed as a state institute since 1947. Its first conductors were Dimitar Karadjov, Vasil Lolov, Nevin Mihalev and Dimitar Karagyozov. A particularly important stage in the development of the orchestra was the period 1960 – 1976, when its chief conductor was Prof. Ivan Vulpe. Then, along with its numerical growth, the Burgas Philharmonic Orchestra raised its professional stature and called itself one of the most prominent Bulgarian orchestras. The followi

A creative space for sharing ideas and hosting a wide range of cultural and artistic events.

Cinema City in Burgas, Bulgaria, offers a state-of-the-art cinematic experience with its modern facilities and diverse programming. From blockbuster films to independent productions, this wheelchair-accessible cinema provides movie enthusiasts with a wide range of entertainment options, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors alike.

The Cultural center "Sea casino" aims to preserve and carry forward through time traditions, knowledge, culture and memory. It provides artists and creators from all fields of art and culture with the opportunity to organise exhibitions, performances, creative and business gatherings, and other events of a diverse nature for representatives of various social groups and age groups. One of the most symbolic and memorable buildings in Burgas is the Sea Casino, located on the central alley of the S

The Dechko Stoev City Art Gallery in Pomorie was opened on 01.11.2016. It attracts connoisseurs of fine arts, offering them to immerse themselves in the timelessness of over 100 originals from old masters-classics in Bulgarian fine arts to futuristic images of the Black Sea. The gallery finds a special place in the hearts of Pomorie residents, because it bears the name of the first honorary citizen of Pomorie. The Dechko Stoev City Art Gallery in Pomorie organizes creative meetings, open-air ex

Established in the late 19th century, the Drama Theater Adriana Budevska stands as a cultural landmark in the heart of Burgas. Boasting a stunning neoclassical facade, the theater hosts a diverse repertoire of plays, musicals, and dance performances, delighting audiences with its rich artistic offerings. As one of the most well-reviewed cultural institutions in the city, the Drama Theater Adriana Budevska offers a captivating glimpse into Bulgaria's vibrant performing arts scene.