Water Park in Nessebar
The largest water park in Bulgaria, Aqua Paradise, is a great opportunity to diversify a lazy beach holiday on the Black Sea coast. This is a sea of sparkling splashes and laughter, extreme and adrenaline: 40 attractions located on a huge territory guarantee a good mood.
Archaeological Museum of Nessebar
The modern building of the Archaeological Museum of Nessebar stands near the dilapidated walls and towers of the Old Town. It competently fits into the ancient building, because the builders in no case could violate the architectural ensemble of the “Old Town in Nessebar”.
The mill in Nessebar
The ancient mill in Nessebar greets tourists on their way to the Old Town. The narrow isthmus, open to all winds, is an ideal place for such structures. Once there were at least a dozen of them here, but only one has survived to this day.
Metropolitan Church of Nessebar
In the center of the Old Town stands the ruin of the Metropolitan Church of Nessebar, built in the 5th century and consecrated in the name of St. Sophia. Legend has it that it was built on the foundation of the ancient sanctuary of Apollo, but no real evidence of this has been found.
St. Paraskeva Church in Nessebar
The chronicles are silent about the time of construction of the church of St. Paraskeva in Nessebar, judging by the architectural style, it was built between the 10th and 13th centuries. There are three saints with the same name in the saints, in honor of which of them the temple was consecrated is also unclear.
The Church of Christ Pantocrator in Nessebar
The Church of Christ Pantocrator in Nessebar is consecrated in the name of the “Almighty”, one of the titles of God the Father adopted in Greek Orthodoxy. This beautiful building was built back in the 13th century, when the Bulgarian Kingdom fought hard against the Byzantine Empire, and the city changed hands many times.