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Since the mid-1950s the Ancient city of Nessebar has had the status of   national cultural heritage; in 1983 it was inscribed in the World heritage   list of UNESCO. The article makes an attempt to study the regimes of using of   and living in the city - world cultural heritage in two different political   and economic contexts. The pressure of the tourism industry on the value,   which was visible even in the years of the late state socialism, became   irresistible after 1989 in the context of the liberalised market economy, the   interests of the private investors and the accepted as part of the "normal"   market order corrupt practices of the institutions that are responsible for   the safeguarding and management of the cultural heritage. The ethnographic   study argues that intertwined in a Gordian knot around the central question   for the residents of the ancient city of Nessebar, viz. the occupation of the   city, which has been declared a world heritage site, are issues like trust   and distrust in the institutions, the experience of abiding by formal and   informal rules for operation with private property, the notions of social   justice, local identity, the use of the cultural heritage as symbolic capital   by different social actors and its transformation into economic one, with the   conflicting interconnection between tourist industry and cultural heritage

Living with the world heritage. An ethnographic study of the ancient city of Nessebar, Bulgaria