in the botanical garden is located the summer house of one of the Romanian princesses - the garden has several sections with different flowers and trees and the terraces are facing the see. 

Town of Sozopol is located at the Black-sea coast, around 30km south of Burgas. It was founded around 610 B.C. with the name Antheia (soon renamed to Apolonia) by Greek settlers from Miletus, who erected a majestic bronze statue of the God of Health, Sun and Beauty Apollo above the town.
The town established itself as a trade and naval centre in the following centuries. Numerous red and black figural vases, coloured glass vessels, jewellery, amphoras and anchors, now exhibited in the town’s Museum of Ancient Art, date from the heyday of this flourishing town and state.
All 'round the town are the old walls with terraces above the beach and the water.

It is one of the few places you can sit and enjoy your beer while having a cigaret in the smokers part of the pub. It also has a giant display of Sherlock Holmes and his associate.
It is located in the city center and is walking distance from the main shopping street.

It not only has a lot of spices but also the people speak several languages, are really polite and charming! It is also located near the palace and the center of the city and is walking distance from the other big bazar.

Great traditional Bulgarian food and beer. it is located on the old town square and next to the 19th Century build Church.  

Great place with nice and big rooms and near the old town square.

The Fortress is well lit and there are a lot of bars and cafes.

Every Friday night the museum is open all night and free for students. A magnificent place at night. Unfortunately the gardens are open only at day :D

A great botanical garden and right next to the beach.

in the coffee houses they used to serve an incredible tee of fresh spices and herbs, honey and hot water. They call it "Marocan" tee and it is delicious.

At the fortress there is a very nice lights show. While driving at night 'round it is gorgeous.

The old town is near the old roman amphitheater and has to offer some restaurants and rooms for rent.

It has a great 180* view over the city and main attraction is the staircase - you never get the correct nummber of stairs. Also it was rebuild several times and the last one was after the war when it was almost completely torn down.

What I liked the most were the concerts in the church that were played once a month. It is a beautiful building and the musicians were great.