Varna is the largest Bulgarian port and main city of the Bulgarian Riviera. Surrounded by numerous resorts, it also has a lot to offer tourists. You can see here numerous monuments from the Roman period as well as from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
At first glance, the city gives the impression of a large resort. In the center, the Art Nouveau and eclectic buildings from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries captivate it, which reminds you that the social cream came to the city at that time. The Seaside Park, along the Primorsko Boulevard, also comes from the same period. It has an amphitheater, a zoo, a terrarium and a festival and congress center.
Festivals are the distinguishing feature of Varna from other Bulgarian cities. They take place throughout the summer and can satisfy the tastes of fans of various types of art, and above all music. During the summer there are also events under the "Summer in Varna".
Varna is not only a modern resort, but also a city with a long and rich history. You can see many monuments from the Roman rule. The most important is Bulgaria's largest bath and bath complex from the 2nd and 4th century AD. The Archaeological Museum presents numerous ancient finds discovered during excavations in and around the city.
