Travel Guide to Burgas

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car to Burgas, start by navigating to the major road network. From the north, you can take the A1 motorway (also known as Trakia Highway), which connects Sofia to Burgas. Follow the signs for Burgas as you approach the city. Once you reach Burgas, enter the city via the main road (Tsarigradska Street) and follow the signs towards the city center. Parking is available in the downtown area, but be aware of any parking fees that may apply.

• Bus

  For those using public transportation, you can take a bus to Burgas from various nearby cities. The main bus terminal is located at Burgas Central Bus Station. If you are coming from Plovdiv, for instance, check the bus schedules online or at the station. The bus ride typically takes around 3-4 hours and costs approximately 15-20 BGN. Once you arrive at the bus station, you can either walk or take a local taxi to reach the city center.

• Train

  Another option is to take a train to Burgas. The Burgas train station is centrally located and offers connections from Sofia, Plovdiv, and Varna. Check the Bulgarian State Railways website for schedules and ticket prices, which generally range from 10-30 BGN depending on your departure city and the type of train. Upon arrival at the Burgas train station, you can easily access the city center by walking or via local taxis.

• Taxi

  If you're already in the Burgas Region and need to get to the city center, taking a taxi is a convenient option. You can hail a taxi on the street or book one through a local app. Make sure the taxi has a meter or agree on a fare before starting the journey. Taxi fares in Burgas are relatively affordable, typically ranging from 5-15 BGN depending on the distance.