Strolling among the ruins of a mediaeval basilica and a necropolis at the end of Morski Skali street in the ancient quarter of Sozopol, you might well conclude that the cape holds no secrets. You would be wrong. As far back as antiquity, the volcanic rocks that jut out into the sea and make for a
More than a decade ago, archeologists in Sozopol stumbled upon something that they were hoping to find. Just a few metres away from the Doctor’s House and right above the nearly 13-metre-tall cliff known to locals as Gadzheli, they uncovered the remains of the Northen Tower which had stood at the
June greets us with the sounds of nature’s awakening. The uneven cries of seagulls perched on the wooden banister of a balcony facing the deep sea. The incessant chirping of swallows gathered in groups on the taut electric wires above the empty cobbled streets, just minutes before they dart towards
