Burgas region and the Burgas region and the town of Aytostown of Aytos

1.Burgas region1.Burgas region

• The Burgas region The Burgas region is one of the most is one of the most developed regions developed regions in the Republic of in the Republic of Bulgaria. It is the Bulgaria. It is the second largest in second largest in area and the fourth area and the fourth populated region populated region of the country. of the country.

1. Burgas Region: “One of the most developed regions in

Bulgaria” Other biggest regions in East Bulgaria:

VarnaShumenSliven Yambol

2. Holiday complexes

To the north and south of Burgas one can visit numerous holiday complexes and villages:

PomorieNesebarSunny BeachDuniSozopolPrimorskoTzarevoAhtopol

3. Administrative division

Burgas is divided into the following neighbourhoods:

AkatsiiteBratya miladinoviVazrazhdaneGorno ezerovoDolno ezerovoZornitsa

IzgrevLazurLozovoMeden RudnikPetko SlaveykovPobeda

SarafovoKraimorieCentarVetrenBanevo

4. Industry

Existing structures:

PortInternational airportPlantWoodworkFishing

5. Archeological monuments

Old Nesebar Strandzha mountainsSakar mountains Ropotamo riverGreat rocks

THE TOWN OF AYTOS

1. City's location

Aytos is a town located  in eastern Bulgaria some 30 kilometers from the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast and is only 28 km from Burgas.

2. History of Aytos

During the reign of Khan Tervel, the region was incorporated in the Bulgarian Empire for the first time. The fortress Aetos took an important part in the defensive system of the Bulgarian lands against the sudden attacks of the Tatars, the Avars and the Crusaders.

Khan Tervel

3. Natural landmarks

Recreation Park "Slaveeva Reka“Rock Formation "Trite Bratya" Natural Reserve "Kazanite“Natural Reserve "Hisarya“State Forest "Koriata"

4. Historical landmarks

St. Dimitrii Solunski Orthodox ChurchAncient Fortress "Aetos“Aitoski Historical Pass  Aitos Mineral Baths

5. Cultural landmarks

Ethnographic Complex "Genger“Museum of "Peter Stanev" Theater "Vasil Levksi"

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