Sozopol

• Bulgarian Black Sea Coast 
• Massive fortress walls 
• Churches
• Monasteries
• The Marieta Stefanova House
• The Kreanoolu House
• The Todor Zagorov House
• The Kurtidi House
• The Dimitri Laskaridis House
• City’s archeological museum and art gallery
• Apollonia Art and Film festival
  

By Bus:

To reach Sozopol from Burgas South by bus will take a 30-minute drive covering a distance of 34.5 km and the bus fare is around 80 leva

By taxi:

Taxi from Burgas to Sozopol is a 33-minute drive covering a distance of 34.3 km and the one-way fare varies from  34 leva to 44 leva

Taxis are available near the beach for tourists who need to hire a taxi
Taxis are available at nightclubs between 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., to pick up people from the clubs 
Taxis are easily available in Sozopol, their business from the locals is limited, and hence they depend on tourists for their income. So be careful and agree on the fare before your trip and do the bargain

Sozopol is a small town and tourists can walk around the town, also there's plenty to see as you walk, along the way

• Feel the romantic atmosphere in the old town
• Be prepared for the narrow and cobbled streets as well as old and venerable houses
• In the city’s beaches, you can participate in many sports activities like jet skiing, surfing, beach volleyball, boating, and fishing
• Do visit the Ropotamo Nature Reserve that is at a short distance, on the river of  Sozopol, where riverboat trips are available and you get to view varieties of birds and plant life.
• Do visit the Tourist Information Center to get any tourist information on the city
• Try out diverse Bulgarian and international cuisine offered by the numerous bars, restaurants, fast-foods that are scattered along the alleys of Sozopol. 
• When in Sozopol, do venture out a night to have a feel of the city's nightlife 
• Do bargain when hiring a taxi, as the rates are often quoted more than three times the actual fare
• November is off-peak period and most of the shops and restaurants are closed and hence the season can be avoided due to minimal activity
• Nice place to walk at night, even with children for it's going to be enjoyable glancing at the old constructed houses on the cobbled streets

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