Βαλκάνια Εξπρές - Σωζόπολη, Μαύρη Θάλασσα

A documentary explores the rich history and cultural heritage of Sozopol, Bulgaria, a coastal town on the Black Sea with over 7,000 years of continuous habitation. The video features visits to the ancient city’s old quarter, its museum showcasing artifacts from Apollonia Pontica, and the nearby island of St. John the Baptist, where archaeological discoveries include a marble reliquary and a medieval "vampire" grave. Narration highlights the town’s Greek roots, Byzantine monastic legacy, and modern challenges like youth emigration, while interviews with locals and experts such as archaeologist Kazimir Pop Konstantinov provide insight into its layered past. The journey also includes scenic views of the Black Sea coast and traditional architecture, emphasizing Sozopol’s identity as a historic and artistic hub.