It is a pleasant experience to lose oneself in the old town and admire the dense muddle of corbelled houses covered with wood. Most of them have been converted into taverns. Do not miss the unassuming church of Our Lady (Sv. Bogorodica). Built in the..

There are two Sozopols: old and new. The old town is not much visited, but it’s worth taking the time to stroll through its network of little streets linking three main thoroughfares: Cyril and Methodus Street on the right; Fishermen’s Street on the ..

The Archaeological Museum is devoted to the ancient past of Apollonia (the ancient name of Sozopol). It illustrates the volume of trade that existed between Thracian tribes and the Greek world (ships'anchors, jars...) and displays a fine set of ceram..

Apolonija Street is a shopping street and one of the three main thoroughfares of the old town. It boasts a harmonious group of ancient houses, their front faced with wooden planks. The lower parts of a few columns and sections of walls located in a s..