Alexandrovska Street
ул. Александровска
Burgas's main pedestrian street, running from Troika Square near the railway station to the city centre, lined with cafés and shops.
Alexandrovska Street is the busiest pedestrian street in Burgas. It runs from Troika Square near the railway station, where the Troika sculpture serves as a city symbol, north to Freedom Square. Along the way, you'll find early-20th-century neoclassical buildings, cafés, ice cream shops, and stores. The intersecting Bogoridi Boulevard is also pedestrianized and can be walked all the way to the Sea Garden. The street is open all day. Evening strolls and coffee are especially pleasant, and dining prices are more affordable than at the seaside resorts.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Cathedral of Saints Cyril and Methodius
- Sea Garden
- Burgas Central Beach & Pier
- Atanasovsko Lake
- Poda Protected Area (Burgas Lakes)
- St. Anastasia Island
- Aquae Calidae Archaeological Park
- Pomorie