Discover Varna

Varna's archaeological museum houses the over 6,000-year-old necropolis gold treasure, considered the oldest worked gold in human history.

The well-preserved ruins rank among the largest Roman bath complexes in the Balkans and offer impressive insights into the ancient daily life of this port city.

As Bulgaria's largest port and home to the Naval Academy, seafaring has shaped the city's identity for centuries, visible in the Naval Museum and the lively harbor promenade.

The sprawling coastal park ranks among the largest and oldest city parks in the Balkans and offers beaches, a zoo, a dolphinarium and shady avenues.

Varna Airport has direct flights from numerous European cities in summer; alternatively, buses run from Sofia in about seven hours.

Varna's archaeological museum houses the over 6,000-year-old necropolis gold treasure, considered the oldest worked gold in human history.

The well-preserved ruins rank among the largest Roman bath complexes in the Balkans and offer impressive insights into the ancient daily life of this port city.

As Bulgaria's largest port and home to the Naval Academy, seafaring has shaped the city's identity for centuries, visible in the Naval Museum and the lively harbor promenade.