Eurovision 2027: Eurovision Village planned at the Port of Burgas

The Eurovision Village for the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest is planned for the Port of Burgas, close to where the three live shows will be held on 11, 13 and 15 May, according to Eurovoix. The site used to be home to “Warehouse 7”.

The location was agreed between Bulgaria's Transport Minister Georgi Peev and Burgas Mayor Dimitar Nikolov. Nikolov said the site is to be cleared and prepared soon so that EBU representatives can approve it. He called it the most suitable choice because it is close to the city centre, the railway station, the South Bus Station and the Sea Garden, without disrupting public transport.

Asked about travel links, the mayor said the city is counting on state support, with talks planned with all air carriers, including the national carrier, about additional flights to Burgas.

In previous years, the Eurovision Village has screened the three live shows and offered concerts by past Eurovision acts, DJ sets, interactive quizzes, light shows, food outlets and merchandise.

Burgas hosts the 71st contest after Dara won in Vienna with “Bangaranga”. It was Bulgaria's first Eurovision victory; its previous best result was second place, achieved by Kristian Kostov in 2017.