Neseburs

Neseburs is a coastal town located in the Burgas Province of southeastern Bulgaria, situated along the Black Sea coast. The town is known for its rich history, scenic beaches, and cultural heritage. Originally established as a Greek colony in the 7th century BC, it was later known by various names throughout its history, including Nestos, Nesebar, and Neseburs. The town’s name has evolved over time, with "Neseburs" being the modern Bulgarian adaptation.

Neseburs is renowned for its well-preserved medieval Old Town, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Old Town features a mix of Byzantine, Ottoman, and Renaissance architecture, including churches, monasteries, and historic houses. Notable landmarks include the Church of St. Stephen, the Church of St. Paraskeva, and the Nesebar History Museum. The town’s cultural significance is further highlighted by its annual Nesebar International Film Festival, which attracts filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from around the world.

The town’s economy is primarily driven by tourism, with its sandy beaches, clear waters, and historic charm attracting visitors year-round. Neseburs also has a maritime tradition, having been an important port in antiquity. Today, it remains a popular destination for both leisure and cultural exploration, blending its ancient past with modern coastal living. The town’s proximity to the Bulgarian Riviera and its well-developed infrastructure make it a convenient stop for travelers exploring the Black Sea region.