Burgas
Current news from the city — local politics, urban projects, infrastructure, and daily life in Burgas.
Alzheimer's and Dementia: Burgas Marks World Day
On September 19th, Burgas is hosting an initiative to combat Alzheimer's and dementia. The event at "Troykata" square includes an information tent, a talent show, and the lighting of the bridge in purple. The goal is to raise awareness and reduce stigma.
Burgas Receives Regional Support for its Candidature as European Capital of Culture in 2032
Municipalities and the regional administration have supported the "Burgas 2032" initiative, uniting resources and ideas for a large-scale cultural program in Southeastern Bulgaria.
Serious Motorcycle Accident in Burgas
A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a solo accident in Burgas today. A 60-year-old man sustained multiple fractures but is in stable condition. The incident occurred during training for category A license.
Burgas: Terrorist Attack Simulation
Over 300 employees of the Burgas Municipality participated in a large-scale simulation exercise for a terrorist attack. The evacuation was successfully completed in 7 minutes, demonstrating effective disaster response plans. The training is important for increasing the readiness of institutions.
COP Burgas - 20 Years of Successful Operation
The Center for Public Support - Burgas celebrated its 20th anniversary. The event brought together the mayor, representatives of the court, the prosecutor's office, and other institutions. COP Burgas is an example for other cities.
Burgasbus: 5 Million Leva Loan for Electric Buses
The municipal enterprise "Burgasbus" plans to take a 5 million leva loan to purchase 7 electric buses. The loan will co-finance a project for the modernization of urban transport in Burgas, improving the environment and quality of life.
Book Publishing in Bulgaria 2024: Data from NSI
New data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI) shows that in 2024, 8891 books with a total print run of 5,297,385 copies and 1252 brochures were published in Bulgaria. The analysis reveals a diverse range of publications and trends in the book market.
Burgas: Cultural Events in the Museums
The Burgas Regional Historical Museum presents a rich autumn program with exhibitions dedicated to Thracian culture, astronomy, and ethnography, as well as an international photography exhibition. Visitors can enjoy archaeological finds, ethnographic exhibits, and cosmic wonders.
Red-bellied Tamarins in Burgas: A New Attraction
Burgas Zoo welcomed a pair of rare red-bellied tamarins – the first in Bulgaria! The miniature monkeys are an endangered species, and their presence is part of a conservation program aimed at raising awareness of biodiversity.
Urban Environment Improvement in Bulgaria: What Large-Scale Programs Are Expected in 2026
Over 200 million leva in investments for new parks, rehabilitation of water and sewage systems, street networks, and energy efficiency upgrades. The Eurozone and the resilience plan are accelerating the processes.
History Master's Programs in Burgas: Information Meeting
Professor Markova presented the Master's programs in History at the Burgas branch of Sofia University. Online application is open until September 24, 2025. High interest is expected for the programs "Antiquity and Middle Ages" and "Modern Bulgaria".
SOMAT Overpass: Temporary Traffic Changes
Burgas Municipality announced temporary traffic restrictions around the SOMAT overpass on September 17th from 7:00 to 14:00. Cleaning of storm drain shafts necessitates traffic redirection to the "Lozovo" industrial zone. Drivers are urged to follow the instructions of the traffic police.
Burgas: Festivals and Events in September
Burgas awaits you with a rich program in September! Film festivals, sand sculpture festivals, and concerts – for all ages. Don't miss it!
Todorka Bineva: Burgas Mourns its Conductor
Burgas is in mourning following the death of Todorka Bineva, a long-time teacher and conductor. Her significant contribution to the city's musical life will forever remain in our memory. The mayor offered condolences to her relatives.
Reduced Lifeguards on Bulgarian Beaches: Safety Risks?
The reduction of lifeguard teams on Bulgarian beaches after September 15th raises concerns about tourist safety. Despite patrol teams, the effectiveness of the new system is questionable. The debate about the balance between economy and safety continues.