Nesebar Municipality

The municipality Nessebar ( Bulgarian Община Несебър ) is a Bulgarian town in the east of the country and belonging to the province Bourgas. Community center is the harbor town of Nessebar.

  • 4.1 Museums
  • 4.2 Architecture
  • 4.3 Nature and Protected Areas

Location

The municipality is bordered to the north by the municipality in the province of Byala Varna, on the west by the municipality of Pomorie and in the south and east by the Black Sea. The Cape Emine forming the easternmost point of the community and the country as well as the northernmost point of the Bay of Bourgas.

Policy

Local government

The city council consists of the mayor of Nessebar and the form prescribed by the municipal code number of 21 city council members. Every four years, the city council is elected, the next choice is in 2015, the distribution of seats in the city council turns since the last local elections on 23 September 2011, with a turnout of 72.78 %, as follows: FIG.

Community structure

The City Council also acts as a municipal council and is responsible for the control of all mayor of localities responsible. The municipality of Nessebar ( Bulg Община Несебър / Obtschina Nessebar ) also includes the towns of Nessebar, Sveti Vlas and Obzor and the villages Banja, Gjuljowza, Emona, Kosniza, Kosharitsa, Orisare, Panizowo, Priselzi, Rawda, Rakowskowo, Tankowo. The entire community has a population of 28,469 inhabitants.

The Tourismusosrt sun beach is also located in the community. It is the largest tourist destination in the country and is managed as a national health resort of the Bulgarian government, the municipality of Nessebar and representatives of the hotel owner.

Traffic

The nearest airports are Burgas ( 25 km) and Varna (100 km ), with an arrival date from the latter via a two-lane mountain pass through the Balkan Mountains and can take up to three hours. The route Burgas - Pomorie Nessebar - Varna - Sunny beach is via the National Road 1st order I / 9, which is part of the European route is 87. While the route Burgas - sun beach mostly two lanes (as of June 2012) is the distance Nessebar - Varna mostly single track. The National Road I / 9 is the main route for the arrival and departure of tourists in the regions north of Burgas as well as an important national and international transport road between Burgas and Varna, and between the Bulgarian-Turkish and the Bulgarian- Romanian border. A four-lane expressway, which will connect to Nessebar Burgas is under construction and should be completed in 2013. Furthermore, the construction of the Black Sea motorway A4 is planned.

The community places are not connected to the Bulgarian rail network. The nearest railway station is located in Burgas ( → Transport in Burgas ), opposite the bus station South ( Awtogara jug ).

The in the 1970s and 80s regularly circulating between Sozopol, Burgas, Nessebar, Varna and Istanbul speedboat ferry, hydrofoil Soviet design " Raketa " was in the early 1990s - is set for financial reasons - as after the turn in Bulgaria, the economy and the tourism nadir, and 2012 with two hydrofoils that run daily between Sozopol, Nessebar and Varna, resumed.

The port of Nessebar is the largest in the congregation and is regularly hit by passenger ships. Other smaller ports, especially marinas are located in Sveti Vlast and Obzor.

Attractions

Museums

  • Archaeological Museum Nessebar
  • Ethnographic Museum Nessebar

Architecture

  • Early Byzantine thermal baths in Nessebar
  • House of Muskojani in Nessebar
  • House of captain Pawel in Nessebar
  • House of Skulew in Nessebar
  • Clock tower of Obzor
  • Old Metropolitan Church in Nessebar from the 5/6 century
  • Basilica of the sea in Nessebar from the second half of the 6th century
  • Johanes Aliturgetos Church in Nessebar, from the mid-14th century
  • Sweta Petka Church in Nessebar from the year 1236
  • Archangel Michael Church in Nessebar
  • Theodoros church in Nessebar
  • St. Paraskeva in Nessebar
  • Archangels Michael and Gabriel in Nessebar
  • The " Christos Pantokrator " Church in Nessebar from the 13th/14th century. century
  • Sveti Stefan Church, also New Metropolitan Church called, from the 14th century
  • Sophie Church in Nessebar
  • Holy Mother of God in Nessebar
  • John the Baptist in Obzor, from 1905
  • John the Baptist in Rawda, from 1884
  • St. Paraskeva in Orisare, 1869
  • St. Paraskeva in Tankowo, from 2005
  • Holy Trinity in Panizowo, from the year 2010
  • St. Athanasius the Great in Saint Vlas, from 1866
  • St. Vlas in Sveti Vlas, from the year 2010
  • Chapel of St Constantine and Helena in Rakowskowo, from 2002
  • Chapel of St. Dimitar in Priselzi, from 2001
  • Fortress wall of Nessebar
  • Fortress Kozjak in Obzor
  • Fortress Heliopolis in Obzor
  • Fortress Gjuljowza
  • Fortress Aristeum at Emona
  • Fortress Panizowo
  • Fortress Germe at Priselzi
  • Fortress Rakowskowo
  • Fortress Strolata at Acheloj
  • Fortress Chimu at Acheloj
  • Fortress Bata
  • Fortress Gaberowo
  • Fortress Kableschkowo
  • Fortress Kazitscheno
  • Castle Kozniza
  • Defensive wall in Obzor
  • Defensive wall at Panizowo
  • Defensive wall at Priselzi
  • Defensive wall at Kazitscheno
  • Roman earthwork in Obzor
  • Mound at Kozniza
  • Mound at Kazitscheno

Nature and Protected Areas

  • Nature reserve Irakli
  • Nature reserve Kalinata at Kosharitsa
  • Conservation area sand dunes at Rawda
  • Cape Emine

In the northern part of the municipality of the mountain hiking Kom - Emine, which runs along the main ridge of the Balkan Mountains and to the Serbian border and is part of the European long-distance hiking trail E3 begins.

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