EUROVISION SONG CONTEST 2027 - UNITED BY MUSIC ON THE BLACK SEA
Arena Burgas: The Eurovision 2027 Host Venue
Arena Burgas is a multi-purpose indoor arena that opened in 2023, a short distance from the city centre.
- Capacity: Up to 15,000 spectators in a concert configuration.
- Opened: 2023 — Bulgaria’s newest large indoor arena.
Burgas: Where Music Meets the Black Sea
A short orientation to Burgas for the 71st Eurovision Song Contest: what to see, and where to find detailed city information.
For up-to-date city information, hotels and restaurants, transport maps, and hidden beaches, visit MyBurgas.com.
Burgas Bay & Sea Garden Coastline
The 7-kilometre seaside promenade. Widely expected to host the Eurovision Village in May 2027, though the organisers have not announced the location yet.
Discover Burgas on MyBurgas.com
Curated visitor guides, hotel recommendations, transit routes, and hidden beach spots from MyBurgas.com.
Hotels & Accommodation
Find boutique hotels, beach resorts, and apartments near Arena Burgas and the Sea Garden.
Restaurants & Dining
Taste fresh Black Sea fish, authentic Bulgarian cuisine, shopska salad, and local wines.
Public Transport
Real-time bus schedules, BOJ Airport express shuttles, and lines to Arena Burgas with contactless payment.
Beaches
Discover the golden sandy beaches of Burgas, the seaside bars, and the Black Sea breeze.
St. Anastasia Island
Book a boat trip to the iconic St. Anastasia Island, with its historic monastery, restaurant, and sea views.
Top Attractions in Burgas and the Region
Sea Garden & Burgas Bridge
The heart of coastal life in Burgas, with beautiful walkways, sculptures, and the iconic bridge reaching out into the sea.
St. Anastasia Island
Bulgaria’s only inhabited Black Sea island, with a historic monastery, a museum, and stunning views over the bay.
Pink Salt Lakes & Atanasovsko Lake
A unique natural lagoon with curative mud, salt pans, and breathtaking pink waters.
Ancient Nessebar (UNESCO) & Historic Sozopol
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage peninsula of Nessebar to the north and the romantic cobbled streets of Sozopol to the south.