The MP draws the attention also to the intangible dimensions of the historic urban landscape (not evaluated by 1983) that enrich and extend the content of its outstanding universal value:
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urban traditions, holidays and customs, as the Epiphany (6th January); The Procession for health and well-being (11th May); The Day of bread (22nd June); The Day of Nessebar (the Assumption); the Day of St. Nicolas, etc.;
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legends, as a manifest of the local folklore related mostly to the churches on the peninsula;
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traditional living, crafts and skills, as fishing, boat building, local cuisine, production of wine, small home-made produce, etc.
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- Fig. 96. Urban traditions, holidays and customs: Epiphany (baptism of Jesus) – 6 January 2009
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- Fig. 97. Urban traditions, holidays and customs: Procession for health and prosperity on the day of the Saints Cyril and Methodius – 11 May 2008
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- Fig. 98. Urban traditions, holidays and customs: Feast of the city of Nessebar – Assumption – 15 August 2011., religious procession
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- Fig. 99. Urban traditions, holidays and customs: Saint Nicolas day – 6 December, religious procession
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- Fig. 100. Traditional livelihood and crafts: wine production – the young wine
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- Fig. 101. Traditional livelihood and crafts: viniculture
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- Fig. 102. Traditional interior from Nessebar
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- Fig. 103. Traditional livelihood and crafts: Nessebar lace
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- Fig. 104. XI International Children’s Festival “Sun, Joy, Beauty”
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- Fig. 105. International Children’s Festival “Sun, Joy, Beauty”
