BURGAS MUNICIPALITY

The rich resources of territory and striving for development of the Municipality suggests increase tourism in the area. To improve conditions and overall vision for the completion of the archaeological complex of the area was developed area of ​​public service, located in the southern part of the plot adjacent to the main road to the square of Banevo. The aim of development is through discreet interventions in the medium to expose and socialize preserved archaeological structures "Aquae Celidae - Thermopolis" medieval bath "Suleiman Kanuni kapladzha" adapted for the Museum of water repossessed on its original location in data archival photographic documentation fountain for public use and create a modern environment for the development of tourism activities in the socialization of old age. The complex is developed on three reference points:

- Contemporary level, which is the current level of the Square and park area west of the bathroom "Suleiman Kanuni kapladzha"

- Medieval level, which is at an elevation of -1.80 m and input to the level of medieval bath "Suleiman Kanuni kapladzha"

- Antique level that is input to -3.60 m elevation and level of archaeological structures of the complex "Aquae Khalid - Thermopolis".

Main entrance to the complex is separated from the south side of the property from the entrance area, near the fountain to the public, where visitors find themselves directly in front of the bathroom revealed and archeology of Antiquity, which are a major compositional element. There are information boards telling about the main cultural and historical values ​​revealed at the time. The zone is designed as a distribution space for the flow of visitors and is divided by low openwork metal fence of a public area (scheduled for construction at a later stage, together with the building of the Archaeological Museum and archaeological base with lapidarium) - a widened part of a sidewalk, where visitors and navigate through the entrance with controlled access fall within the territory of the tourist complex of acceptance Square.