Further south, lying on the Gulf of Bourgas, you can find the resort of Sozopol, one of the Ancient Greece's oldest settlements formerly known as 'Apollonia Pontica' named after Apollo, the patron of seafarers. Today it resembles a cluster of welcoming turn-of-the century houses dotted along the rocky headland, interspersed with small garden shrines.  Somewhat quieter than other resorts,  Sozopol provides the tourist with two fine, sandy beaches, set off nicely against  the  tranquil  charm  of  fishing  life.  One lies within a sheltered  bay  and the second, larger beach extends  southwards  beyond  the  headland.  Sozopol  is traversed  by   beautiful narrow  lanes,  old  houses  and its romantic  charm   has   attracted  artists  and  writers throughout the centuries.

Technical  University  of Sofia recreation hotel, where the Summer School will be held

Map of Bulgaria/Sozopol