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Patchy RainSunnyPartly cloudyPatchy RainPomorie is a cozy little town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. It's a lesser-known gem that most tourists have yet to discover. The town is situated just south of Burgas, the bigger city in the area, so it's still easily accessible by car or public transport.
Pomorie is famous for its numerous sandy beaches that stretch for miles along the coast, perfect for sunbathing and soaking up the salty air. The sea here is crystal clear and inviting, and you can even take a dip in one of the thermal springs that can be found near the beach. How cool is that?
But what makes Pomorie unique is its historical legacy. The town traces its origins to ancient times, and there are many ancient artifacts and ruins that have been preserved and can still be seen today. Take a walk around the town's narrow cobblestone streets, and you'll find churches, ancient tombs, and ruins dating back to the Roman times.
If you're interested in traditional Bulgarian culture, you can also visit the Museum of Salt, which is dedicated to the town's centuries-old salt-making tradition. The harvesting of salt has been an essential part of Pomorie's economy for centuries, and it's still done the same way today, as generations before.
Of course, it wouldn't be a Bulgarian town without some delicious food! Pomorie has no shortage of cafes and restaurants serving up freshly caught seafood, traditional Bulgarian dishes, and all sorts of culinary delights. You'll be sure to find something to satisfy your taste buds, no matter what you're craving.
In summary, if you're looking for a quieter and authentic Bulgarian seaside experience, you won't go wrong with Pomorie. It's a charming combination of history, culture, and beach fun, all in one small package.
