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Extract from the Tsarevo (Michurin) Travel Guides:
A century ago, tsars Ferdinand and Boris used to enjoy bathing near the Greek-populated village of Vasiliko, now known as
TSAREVO
. In 1948 the Communists renamed it "Michurin" (in honour of the Soviet plant-breeder), by which name it is still known to many of the locals, despite having officially reverted to its prewar title. The shabbiest town on the south coast by far, there's little to write home about: an untidy main street runs downhill to a park, with the harbour to the south and a small beach on the other side of the rocky promontory. Unless you fancy
camping
at the
Arapya
site, 5...
read the whole Tsarevo (Michurin) Travel Guides...
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