Церкви в Бургасе

Historic Churches

This collection features the significant Eastern Orthodox heritage of the Burgas region, primarily within the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Nessebar. These medieval structures, spanning the 10th to 14th centuries, demonstrate the evolution of Byzantine and Bulgarian ecclesiastical architecture. The list includes well-preserved cross-domed churches and basilicas known for their decorative brickwork, ceramic ornamentation, and historical frescoes that reflect the religious and cultural prominence of this coastal trade hub.

Ancient City of Nessebar

UNESCO-listed historical town on a rocky peninsula featuring over 3,000 years of history across Thracian, Greek, and Byzantine civilizations. The site contains a unique architectural ensemble of ancient fortifications, medieval churches, and 19th-century wooden houses.

Church of Christ Pantocrator

The Church of Christ Pantocrator is a medieval Eastern Orthodox church in the eastern Bulgarian town of Nesebar, on the Black Sea coast of…

Church of Saint John the Baptist

The Church of St. John the Baptist is a cruciform church located in Nesebar, Bulgaria.

St. Stefan

An 11th-century church, later reconstructed, famous for its remarkably preserved 16th-century frescoes and original wood-carved iconostasis. Now functioning as a museum, it contains over 1,000 mural figures depicting biblical scenes.

St. George Church

An active Orthodox church and monastery complex in Pomorie, serving as a regional center for Christian worship and pilgrimage.