Varna

Medieval cave monastery carved into a 25-meter high limestone cliff, featuring preserved 13th-century frescoes and a complex of monastic cells and chapels.

Museum housing an extensive collection of artifacts from the Black Sea region, including the world's oldest processed gold dating back to the fifth millennium BCE.

19th-century merchant house showcasing a diverse collection of traditional Bulgarian costumes, jewelry, and household items that reflect the regional culture and lifestyle.

Maritime museum documenting the history of the Bulgarian Navy, featuring an extensive collection of naval artifacts, historical uniforms, and decommissioned vessels displayed outdoors.

Orthodox cathedral built in the late 19th century, featuring distinctive golden domes and intricate wood carvings that serve as a prominent landmark of the city.

Late 19th-century royal summer palace built in a French château style, featuring extensive landscaped gardens and a historic winery on the Black Sea coast.

Ancient Roman public bath complex dating to the 2nd century AD, representing one of the largest preserved archaeological sites of its kind in the region.

Private museum showcasing a collection of over 50 vintage automobiles and various artifacts from the socialist era in Bulgaria between 1944 and 1989.