Main sights
- Regional Historical Museum Burgas
- Ethnographic Museum
- Archaeological Museum - Burgas
- Museum of Nature and Science
- Historical museum Burgas
- Roman City of Develtum
- The Roman and medieval Baths of Aquae Calidae
- The Poros Fortress
- The Rusokastro Fortress
- The Erkesiya-Border wall
- City Gallery
- Theatre Adriana Budevska
- City Beach
- Pantheon
- The pier
- Sea Casino
- Navel of Burgas
- The building of Regional Customs Burgas
- Burgas Central railway station
- Opera House
The modern building of the Burgas Opera House is home to the city’s two major musical institutions; the Burgas State Opera and the Philharmonic Society of Burgas.
- Sea Garden
A municipal park built in 1910 for the residents of Burgas by the city’s chief gardener, Georgi Duhtev.
Churches and monasteries
- Bulgarian Orthodox Churches
- Saints Cyril and Methodius Orthodox Cathedral
- Holy Theotokos Orthodox Church
- Saint John of Rila (Ivan Rilski) Orthodox Church
- Holy Trinity Orthodox Church
- Saint Demetrius Orthodox Church
- Saint Athanasius Orthodox Church
- Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church
- Saint Poimen of Zographou Orthodox Church
- Holy Theotokos Monastery
- Saint Anastasia Monastery on the St. Anastasia Island
- Armenian Orthodox Church
Armenian Apostolic and Orthodox Church Surp Hach (Church of the Holy Cross) was built in 1853 and is one of the oldest in the city and has been named as one of the city’s monuments of culture. With stained glass windows and intricate decoration inside, the picturesque church was built in 1855.
- Bulgarian Catholic Churches
Regular events
- April
- International Audition for performances of German and Austrian music
- May
- Burgas Sailing Week
- Petya Dubarova-Contest
- Erata na Vodoleya-Theatre Festival
- July
- July mourning
- Three Week Festival of Opera and Classical Music
- Burgas Marathon swimming
- August
- December
- Every 6 December Burgas pays respect to its patron saint, St. Nicholas, also the patron saint of fishermen.
- WDSF Burgas Cup
