Top Tourist Attractions in Sozopol

Best Things To Do in Sozopol, Bulgaria

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THINGS TO DO

  • Sozopol Old Town: pretty cobblestoned streets, charming wooden houses, ancient town walls all make meandering around an absolute dlight.
  • Church of Sveta Bogoroditsa: A picturesque church built during Ottoman times.
  • Ravadinovo Castle: A castle with lovely steeples and towers on your way to Sozopol. It’s an unusual sight in an unusual location. There is a beautiful garden.
  • Harmani Beach and Kavatsite Beach: beach bars, water sports and fun and sand. Crowded in summers.
  • Sozopol Archeological Museum: Trace Sozopol’s 8000 year old history.

Tours and Activities

  • Bulgaria Fast Ferry: It’s a quick way to get between Nessebar and Sozopol.
  • Sozopol Diving Centre: Stoyan and Kotsi will thoroughly take care of your diving experiences at the best locations around Sozopol.

Below we have a list of things to do in Sozopol and the places where you want to spend the best moments of your trip. At the same time, the city offers you the best neighborhoods to explore and new foods to try.

This list should help you in deciding and prioritizing what you should plan on your Sozopol getaway. Find a mix of must-see tourist spots, underrated local hangouts, and maybe even a few new experiences you can try out.

Make the most of your trip to Sozopol with confidence.

Tourist Attractions in Sozopol

Here is the list of things to do in Sozopol and tourist attractions in city.

  1. Sozopol Old Town

    Sozopol Old Town
    Quite apt to its name the first signs in Sozopol go as far back as 6000 B.C. Facing east towards the Black Sea, Sozopol is a nice peninsular town with a rich history. Being a port city it was known for its trade from a long time. The city during 610 BC was known as Antheia by Greek settlers. Several ancient and antique objects are housed in the Museum of Ancient Art. In fact the entire Old town...Read more

  2. Ravadinovo Castle

    4.4 (346 Votes)
    Ravadinovo Castle
    A castle in every sense but historical, the Ravadinovo is a masterpiece. You might mistake it for an ancient castle but it’s actually a modern project designed to look like a medieval castle. Built with stones on a sprawling area of 30,000sqm the castle has a garden, artificial lake, lot of big halls which gives a royal feel. It also has a wine cellar which you can taste if you wish. At n...Read more

  3. Southern Fortress Wall And Tower Museum

    Southern Fortress Wall And Tower Museum
    This simple fortress near milet is nice place to visit, especially during twilight. A smaller part of a larger whole the walls were once a part of an Aphrodite temple. There’s also very small museum attached to the wall known as the Tower Museum. It houses exhibits from the 17th and 18th century, artefacts and paintings. Lined with a lot of restaurants nearby, this rocky coastline seems e...Read more

  4. Sozopol Archeological Museum

    4.4 (223 Votes)
    Sozopol Archeological Museum
    This interesting museum houses a great collection of artefacts from the time the Greeks set foot on Sozopol. Divided into two sections, the first section has exhibits like stone and lead anchors, bayonets, Greek painted vases from the 6th century B.C. the other section comprises of medieval art amphorae, relics of John The Baptist and other Christian art. Apparently it also has a skeleton of lo...Read more

  5. Harmani Beach

    Harmani Beach
    One of the two most popular beach, The Harmani Beach is located in the new part of the Sozopol town. The multi floored hotels as the back drop and a nice warm to feel to the beach makes it one of the coolest relaxing spot for people. Due to the tall smooth tides it’s the perfect place for surfing. There are life guards and bay watch people at the beach who issue security warnings when the...Read more

  6. Church Of Sveti Georg

    Church Of Sveti Georg
    Located in the Old town the church is dedicated to St. George this church was built during the 19th century. For a long time Sozopol had been subjugated under the ottoman rule. After their regime ended Christianity started deepening even more. This is one such small and simple church in the old town. The painting of St. George fighting a dragon on the entrance is interesting.

  7. Gallery Bissera

    Gallery Bissera
    This is a simple gallery where you not only can take a look at some of the most beautiful paintings and ceramic work by local artists but also a place where you can buy them. Along with paintings there are woodcarvings, old photos of Sozopol and other artistic stuff that’ll make for great souvenirs can be bought form here.

  8. Kavatsite Beach

    Kavatsite Beach
    One of the two best beaches in Sozopol, The Kavasite beach is popular among tourists and locals. It’s known for its clean waters, fine sand and a wide area. There are spaces for 200 tents and 60 caravans in the camping site. The resort area nearby also includes many hotels, restaurants and a variety of water attractions for the kids. Although it gets crowded during August the cliff area g...Read more

  9. Church Of Sveta Bogoroditsa

    Church Of Sveta Bogoroditsa
    Located in the old town the church reminds us of the time when Sozopol was under the Turks when the Ottoman Empire ruled Bulgaria. As a result they banned all tall buildings and hence the church was constructed with half of its structure buried in the ground. Built during the 15th century the church was mainly constructed with wood and was decorated with iconostasis and fine woodcarving by the ...Read more

  10. Hotel Miramar

    4.4 (10 Votes)
    8130 Sozopol, Bulgaria

  11. Casa De Oro

    4.9
    str 132 N:1, 8130 Budzhaka, Sozopol, Bulgaria