Burgas
Current news from the city — local politics, urban projects, infrastructure, and daily life in Burgas.
Temporary traffic organization in Burgas: Streets closed for repair
Burgas Municipality announces a temporary traffic organization due to repair and restoration works on "Probuda" and "Ivaylo" streets. Sections of the streets will be closed.
Chinese Language Course in Burgas: Learn the Language and Culture of China!
The Burgas branch of Sofia University is launching a Chinese language course on January 23, 2026. The training covers language learning, cultural practices, and an introduction to the Chinese world.
Roe deer rescued by police in Burgas and the zoo, rehabilitated and returned to the wild
Police in Burgas rescued a roe deer attacked by predators in Arkutino. The animal was treated at the zoo and successfully rehabilitated. It will be released back into the wild tomorrow.
Rusi Chanev Donates Books to Burgas Schools
Honorary citizen of Burgas Rusi Chanev donated 60 books from the adapted edition of "Under the Yoke" to Burgas schools. The initiative aims to encourage interest in Bulgarian literature among young people.
In Burgas, they give new life to Christmas trees: an initiative by "Zelena Strandzha"
In Burgas, the "Zelena Strandzha" association is organizing an action to plant live Christmas trees from homes. The goal is to give new life to the trees by planting them in parks and between buildings. Over 100 trees have been planted in 10 years.
Burgasbus Corrects Ticket Price After NAP Inspection
The Mayor of Burgas requested that Burgasbus correct the ticket price after the NAP found an economically unjustified increase. Municipal councilors discussed and voted on the price increase, which sparked controversy.
Taxis in Burgas: 90% pay in leva, euros are hardly used
The second day after the euro passed calmly for taxi drivers. Over 90% of payments are in leva, the devices are automatically reconfigured, the change is returned in leva.
Vladimir Krumov with a New Year's address to the citizens of Burgas
The Regional Governor of Burgas, Vladimir Krumov, sent a New Year's message, highlighting the successes and challenges in 2025, thanking the professionals and wishing health and development in 2026.
New Year's Banitsa with Fortune in Burgas: Over 3000 Pieces and Glasses of Wine for the Holiday
In Burgas, a New Year's banitsa with fortunes is being prepared, which will be distributed at Troykata Square. Over 3000 pieces of banitsa and glasses of wine await the residents and guests of the city on New Year's Eve.
Overview of Projects in Burgas: Dimitar Nikolov Presents Reports and Plans for 2026
Mayor Dimitar Nikolov presented a report on the implemented projects in 2025 and highlighted the plans for 2026, including education, infrastructure, and social services.
New Year's Eve in Burgas: Free Transport, On-Call Pediatric Clinic and Festive Concert
Residents and guests of Burgas will be able to take advantage of free transport and an on-call pediatric clinic during the holidays. Krisko and Veniamin will entertain the people of Burgas in the square, and banking services will be interrupted due to the introduction of the euro.
Burgas Mayor Congratulates Residents on New Year
Mayor Dimitar Nikolov sent a New Year's message to the residents of Burgas, wishing them health, well-being and success in 2026. The message emphasizes the importance of unity and joint efforts for the development of the city.
Website with an Euro Change Calculator to Assist Citizens
A new website helps citizens calculate change in euros when paying with leva, reducing concerns during the transition to the euro.
Secrets of the First Brothels in Burgas: Legends from the Early 20th Century
We reveal the urban legends about the first brothels in Burgas from the early 20th century, about enterprising people, hidden streets, and unusual stories. Learn why these establishments were an important part of the thriving city and how the business with courtesans developed.
No Pollution of Seawater After Towing of the Tanker "Kairos"
The results of the seawater tests in the Ahtopol area show no pollution after the tanker "Kairos" was towed to Burgas. The tests cover indicators for oil products, polychlorinated biphenyls, and other substances.