South Fortress Wall and Tower
One of the most significant defensive structures, offering an incredible panorama of the sea.
Sozopol is one of the most ancient cities on the Black Sea coast, combining rich cultural heritage, impressive historical sights and unique natural views. Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of this seaside city, where past and present intertwine.
Founded in 611 BC as Apollonia Pontius, Sozopol is one of the oldest cities in Bulgaria. It flourished as a significant commercial and cultural center in antiquity and preserves the spirit of bygone eras through its archaeological finds, churches and traditional architecture.
Centuries-old fortress walls and preserved historical monuments.
An important cultural and commercial center since ancient times.
Harmonious combination of antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Sozopol is not only a historical city, but also a cultural center with a rich heritage. From festivals and exhibitions to music events and galleries, the city is an attractive place for artists and art connoisseurs.
Host of the Apollonia Arts Festival.
Picturesque streets with traditional Bulgarian houses and art galleries.
Cultural and historical museums guarding the treasures of the past.
An atmosphere that inspires artists and art lovers.
Sozopol impresses with its historical and natural attractions. From ancient fortresses to picturesque nature reserves, the city offers a variety of interesting places for lovers of history, culture and seascapes.
One of the most significant defensive structures, offering an incredible panorama of the sea.
An ancient Thracian sanctuary associated with rituals and mystical rites, often referred to as the “Bulgarian Stonehenge”.
Preserved fragments of ancient Apollonia and expositions revealing the thousand-year history of the city.
A fabulous place with unique nature, long forests and rare bird species, located a short distance from Sozopol.