We stayed in old Nessebar quiter and more quaint than the town. More

Old Nessebar is a great place to wander around cobbled streets and view old churches and buildings. It is a UNESCO site and has many wonderful shops and restaurants dotted amongst the old buildings. The only downside is you will pay tourist prices compared to new town prices. More

Worth a visit this beautiful city situated on a small islet. An old town with cobbled streets and wooden houses reminiscent of old fishermen's houses from Holland. Many souvenir shops. Terraces on the beach from where you can admire the stunning views. Very beautiful! More

Nessabar was different to any holiday i'v had before, it was an aladin's cave full of little winding streets full of sovenier shops, great restuarants, nice quaint hotels, old ruin's. It was a good day and night place to be. More

what a beautiful place the ancient buildings, the sea, the fantastic restaurants More

Old Nessebar is a peninsula. It difficult to explain but it gives some sort of magic to the experience I have visiting it. From the main land it have kind of gate - like a portal to ancient world. One step into this gate and you made a time travel. Beautiful tiny streets each house have it's own decoration. Interesting... More

Old Town is a beautiful place, with excellent restaurants, excellent swimming spots and excellent views and the best ice cream parlour on the planet. New Town is excellent for shopping and eating, especially the cake shops. More

historic and interesting. especialjy the old church More

Worth to visit. Before this trip you could read about Old Nessebar and you don't need any professional guide. Beautiful old town, with medieval walls - maybe not ideally preserved but you can stand very close and touch it. Nice bulgarian people in the streets and in shops. Prices of souvenirs better than in Sunny Beach. Fantastic shop with very... More