Nessebar If you go to Bulgaria, the medieval city of Nessebar is a jewel and a must. It was founded as Messambria in the 6th century B.C. by Greek colonists and has been on the World Heritage List of the UNESCO since 1983. Located on a small peninsula in the Black Sea the delightful tourist spot yearly attracts a million visitors. A small street, which connects the peninsula with the mainland, leads through the narrow gateway in the ancient fortress wall right to the quaint, tiny historic down town area with numerous well preserved buildings (mainly mediaeval churches) and narrow cobbled lanes, winding amongst wooden houses of the 18th and 19th century. Nessebar's typical houses have stone foundations and broad, overhanging wooden superstructures. Today the spirit of the ancient mark...