The resort of Pomorie is among the most sought-after cities in Bulgaria among vacationers. We have prepared an article for those who love to travel. Find out what exactly attracts tourists to this resort town, and how to make your vacation in Pomorie rich and interesting.
General information about the resort
Pomorie is a quiet, cozy, green-filled town. The resort impresses with its unique architecture, picturesque nature and affordable prices for goods and services.
On the territory of the resort there is a nature reserve - Pomorie Lake, which is famous for its unique beauty. Here you will see many species of plants, fish and waterfowl.
Difference of Pomorie from other resorts in Bulgaria
Bulgarian resorts such as Sunny Beach, Golden Sands and Nessebar treat vacationers pragmatically. The resorts wait for tourists to arrive and pay a lot of money for hotels, restaurants, beaches and discos.
Thanks to their attentive approach to people, Pomorie attracts intelligent and respectable tourists, and it is very difficult to see drunken young people.
Interesting fact! You will pay 2-3 times less for a cab fare in Pomorie than in any other Bulgarian city.
What the resort pleases its guests
Pomorie is a resort that is suitable for quiet, measured family holiday. The town is also often chosen for permanent residence, there is an active demand for housing.
Infrastructure. In Pomorie there are many parks, restaurants, cafes, various cultural events, but practically no night discos.
Festivals. Pop stars often perform here, and festivals are organized among song and dance groups. Many of them are held in open halls and are free for all guests.
Recreation. Vacationers love the resort for its sanatoriums and health resorts, where you can recover with the healing mud of Lake Pomorie.
The old and new parts of Pomorie: where to go
All European cities reflect their identity and uniqueness in the old part. Pomorie is no exception. But when it comes to a comfortable stay in a five-star hotel, you can't do without the new part of the city.
The sights of the Old Town
In old Pomorie you can see old houses and cozy streets. Souvenir stalls offer a lot of little things for those who like to buy interesting things.
Prince Boris I Street
This is the main street designed for pedestrians. On its territory there is a small square and a lot of cozy stores, the prices in which are available to all holidaymakers.
The Church of the Nativity of the Virgin
Bulgarian architect Usta Gencho designed a pompous temple. But the death of the author made his adjustments - the construction of the structure was finished with a minimum budget. The church turned out to be small and modest.
The main attractions of the church are the Old Russian icons, paintings on the inside of the temple and a unique iconostasis carved by Russian authors.
Pomorie's seafront
You can stroll along the peninsula along the promenade. In this picturesque place you can not only take beautiful pictures, but also sunbathe on the beach. There is also an opportunity to have a delicious meal at a seaside restaurant.
Historical Museum
The museum showcases the city's centuries-old history. It preserves national costumes as well as gold and silver coins from the ancient and medieval periods. There is a fee to enter the museum.
What's interesting in the new part of the city
The new town is oriented towards Bulgarians and immigrants. Services are simpler and prices are more affordable. There are plenty of high-rise buildings and undeveloped vacant land on the beach area. The best hotels are located here too.
To visit the interesting places in this part of Pomorie, you have to go through the most ordinary and unremarkable streets of the city. But there are some places that are worth it.
St. George's Monastery
Some tourists call it the best among all Bulgarian monasteries. The territory is well-maintained, there are flowerbeds with flowers and a bird house. Young tourists are allowed to attend the parochial school, and after classes have lunch in the refectory of the monastery.
A small museum of the monastery has also been created, the entrance to which is free for absolutely everyone. It will be interesting to see church clothes, antiquities and rituals related to the history of Bulgaria.
Interesting fact! If you are lucky enough to be in the monastery, be sure to bow down to the miraculous icon of St. George and drink healing water from the holy spring.
The Thracian Tomb
The attraction is outside the city but can be reached on foot. In front of the tomb are fruit orchards where you can visualize the mechanism of growing kiwi and other tropical fruits.
The tomb features hills and stone walls from the ancient era. Many tourists think that purposefully going here is not worth it - the reality does not justify expectations. There is a fee to enter the Thracian Tomb.
Whatever resort you go to - everywhere you can find disadvantages and advantages. Pomorie is one of those towns that welcome guests and do their best to make you want to come here again.
