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| Phare - The Lighthouse |
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| La Frégate |
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| View from the Lighthouse |
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| The Old Whaling Port |
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| Villa Belza |
- The Rock of the Virgin Mary
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| The Old Whaling Port |
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 This church gave its name to the city, which was known under various other names throughout the centuries; Hagia Sophia means Holy wisdom in Greek |
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| St. Sophia, the patron saint of the city, the goddess of wisdom (interestingly, Athens is the goddess of wisdom in the Greek mythology) |
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St. George, the red brick rotunda built by the Romans, the oldest building in the city (built as a pagan temple, reconstructed as a baptistery by Justinian the Great in 6th century AD, converted into a mosque during the Ottoman period, it finally was reinstated as a church) |
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| Tram N5 |
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| The Knight Templar in Lozenets |
