There is also the Ancient and Medieval city of Ulpia Anchialus (Paleocastro) is part of the present-day town of Pomorie. A number of settlement mounds and tombs have been found. These include the settlement mounds in the Pramatarya and Kuru Cheshma localities near the town of Kableshkovo, the Hadzhiyka locality near the village of Poroy, the Flat Mound near the village of Goritsa and the mounds near the village of Laka etc. The mound necropolis in the Bachvarka locality and on both sides of the Goritsa-Prosenik road was also declared a monument of national significance. The tomb complex consists of five or six tumuli with height reaching 2m. The remains of several Roman settlements were also found not far from the town of Kableshkovo, near the village of Bata, in the vicinity of the village of Galabets and near the Acheloy River and the village of Acheloy. Near the village of Bata there are also two old churches - in the Kaikdere and Beckryoy localities, while in the so called Panaya there is a fortified Medieval monastery. The remains of several ancient fortresses have also been unearthed. The Late-Antiquity fortress is located to the north of the village of Goritsa. Not far from the village of Kozitcheno is the fortress known as Bialoto Gradishte, while in Karabair near the village of Bata archaeologists found the Kaleto fortress. The Roman Way-Station Casalet in the village of Poroy along the valley of the Hadzhiyka River was also declared a monument of national significance. The Old Pomorie Houses reserve is located in the town, too. These are buildings featuring unique architectural traits constructed during the 19th and early 20th century. These include several houses in Simeon Street, Knyaz Boris I Street, Hristo Botev Street, Tsarkovna Street, Tsar Osvoboditel Street, etc. The town also boasts the church Rojdestvo na Presveta Bogoroditsa (Most Holy Virgin's Nativity) built by the famous Tryavna master Ousta Gencho Kanev in 1890. Also within the town boundaries is the Saint George Monastery, the only functioning male monastery in Southeastern Bulgaria. A large number of local churches have been declared monuments of national significance. These are the above-mentioned Rojdestvo na Sveta Bogoroditsa Church, the St. Archangel Michael Church in the village of Goritsa 1856, the St. Dimitar Church in the town of Kableshkovo, the St. Paraskeva Church in the village of Kamenar 19th century, the St. Paraskeva Church in the village of Kozichino 1848. The oldest among them is the church Our Lord's Transfiguration in Pomorie, which is also the oldest building in the town, constructed in 1763-1764 and finished and consecrated in 1765. A valuable Greek icon of Madonna with Infant Jesus is kept in the church. Each year Pomorie hosts some of the oldest Poetry Days ever to be held on the Black Sea coast now having a 45-year history; "Days of Wine" with wine-tasting of varieties from the Pomorie region; and also a "Sea Week" in the month of August. A newly started tradition is the International Annual Festival of Orthodox Music titled "It Is Truly Worthy" (Dostoino Est). It is organized by the Pomorie municipality, the Bishop of Sliven and the Slavyanska Besseda "chitalishte" (arts, culture and literature center) - Sofia. A Bulgarian-Greek Society, Thracian Society, the Odrin Epopee Society etc. are active in the municipality.

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