Nesebar, an ancient city on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, occupies a small peninsula connected to the mainland by a narrow isthmus.
This UNESCO World Heritage site boasts a history spanning over three millennia. The old town, confined to the peninsula, exemplifies the layered history of the region. It features architectural elements from various periods, including Thracian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Bulgarian, and Ottoman.
Nesebar's urban structure showcases medieval churches alongside traditional wooden houses. The city's layout, with its narrow streets and compact building style, reflects its long-standing maritime heritage. Despite its small size of less than 0.6 square kilometers, the old town of Nesebar contains numerous historical monuments.
These structures stand as testament to the town's significance in Black Sea trade and cultural exchange over the centuries.
Today, Nesebar continues to be an important cultural and tourist center, balancing its rich historical legacy with modern development.
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It's going to be a shame as global warming continues and as the seas rise how much of Nesebar will be underwater. 
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