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Ahtopol - History |
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Ahtopol
is the most southern Bulgarian town on the Black Sea coast. It is situated
both on the Black Sea coast and at the foot of Middle Strandza Mountain.
The cooler Mediterranean climate is strongly felt here and this attracts a
lot of tourists into the town not only during the summer months, but also
all over the year. The
archaeological excavations in the region of Achtopol show life traces from
different periods - the Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Some very ancient coins were found near the town, including emissions,
coinaged in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and from nearly all European
countries. The picturesque river of Veleka is running only 4 km south of Ahtopol. The river comes from the very heart of Strandza Mountain. Because of the combination of sea and river coast environment, the specific fauna and flora of the region are really impressive and can satisfy all the tourists eager for adventures into desolate places in the virgin nature. |
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