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Burgas - History |
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In 2008, archaeologists from the Burgas
Museum discovered the Solna Niva area and prehistoric
objects near Atanasovsko Lake, 10 km from the town. The
earliest of these items were probably used 6000 BC and are
related to agriculture, salt mining and pottery. The area
between the lakes nearby was named as the crossroads of the
most ancient civilizations. Among the first residents of the
region are the Thracians, who around the 6th century BC.
created a number of settlements on the territory of today's
Burgas. The first town hall was founded in February 1878, the first public library was opened in 1888, and three years later the first urban plan of Burgas was presented. In the city center and along the coast, many buildings from that era have been beautifully restored and add exclusively to the beauty and charm of the city. Lidiya
Mitsovska, 2022
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