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Bulgarian Summer resorts - top location
The Bulgarian sea resorts are: Varna, Bourgas , Shabla, Rousalka, Kavarna, Balchik, Albena, Kranewo, Golden Sands , Sunny Day, St St Konastantin & Elena, Byala, Obzor, St Vlas, Sunny Beach, Nessebar, Pomorie, Chernomorets, Sozopol, Dunes, Primorsko, Kiten, Tsarevo, Ahtopol, Sinemoretz, Kamchia, Elenite, Michurin, Cape Kaliakra, Riviera, Cape Emine, Sveti Vlas, Ravda, Kraimorie, Lozenets, Camping resorts, Aheloi, Arapia, Bliznatsi, Bozurec,...
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Bulgaria Adopts Law on Black Sea Coast Management
Bulgaria's Parliament adopted on Friday the Black Sea Coast Spatial Development Bill, concerning the scope of the areas where construction is prohibited, which will enter into force from January 1, 2008.
The law provides for the settling of two guarded zones, A and B, along the seacoast. Zone A covers the area from the water to a 100 metres inland, which means the beaches and the dunes. The new law puts a ban on constructing movable objects.
Zone B includes the areas that enter a 2-kilometer-wide strip of land, where no dumpsites can be built. In the villages, the towns and the resorts the construction works will not be imposed any grave restrictions.
Bulgaria's Nat'l Archaeology Museum Showcases Hidden Treasures
Bulgaria's National Archaeological Museum opened Friday a new exhibition, featuring only items that have never been shown to the public.
The exhibition includes gold coins, ancient sword and helmets.
The presentation of these rare items is part of the European "Long Night of Museums" initiative.
Most of the objects were unearthed in 2006 and are now ready to go on display after a year of restoration by the museum's specialists.
The Long Night of Museums is a cultural event organized together by multiple museums and cultural institutions in a location during which the establishments remain open late into the night. Marketed together, the event seeks to...
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Bulgaria's Parliament adopted on Friday the Black Sea Coast Spatial Development Bill, concerning the scope of the areas where construction is prohibited, which will enter into force from January 1, 2008. 
Bulgaria's National Archaeological Museum opened Friday a new exhibition, featuring only items that have never been shown to the public.