Nesebar will once again open its doors to history and culture enthusiasts, joining the European Heritage Days for another year.

This Saturday, September 20, the ancient stones of the medieval church "St. Paraskeva" in the Old Town will welcome visitors free of charge.

The event, which is expected to attract numerous enthusiasts, will give everyone the opportunity to experience the rich cultural and historical heritage of the city.

Church "St. Paraskeva"

The church "St. Paraskeva", with its impressive architecture and history, will offer access to the captivating exhibition "Saved Frescoes from Nesebar Churches".

Visitors will be able to enjoy the exhibition from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM, immersing themselves in the beauty and significance of the preserved fresco fragments, telling silent stories of centuries.

The atmosphere in the church is expected to be filled with admiration and wonder at the skill and art of the ancient masters.

European Heritage Days

The European Heritage Days, held under the motto "Europe, a shared heritage", are a joint initiative of the Council of Europe and the European Union.

This large-scale action aims to promote the cultural diversity and richness of the Old Continent, to emphasize the importance of preserving historical monuments, and to encourage interest in cultural heritage among both the local population and foreign visitors.

The initiative is of paramount importance for preserving and promoting European identity and is an important tool for education and cultural enrichment.

This year, Nesebar will make a significant contribution to the success of this noble cause.