
Varna was officially proclaimed a seaside resort on June 10, 1921. Its natural resources and the efforts of many notable figures made it a leading international destination.
At the turn of the 20th century, Varna’s establishments were places to exchange news and gossip, hold business meetings, socialize, and enjoy games like cards and backgammon.
read moreThe first hotels in Varna were small private homes. By 1900 there were 12 hotels, and after Varna became a seaside resort, modern hotels with luxury amenities began to appear.
read moreAt the turn of the 20th century, Varna’s seashore was a place for romantic walks, where ladies wore hats, carried umbrellas, and dressed in long-sleeved attire.
read moreVarna’s central sea baths, built 1925-1926 by Czech company Pitel Brauzeveter east of the Aquarium, had 2 floors, ~1,000 cabins, a pool, and 66 hot tubs.
The Autumn Days of Arts (a cultural festival in Varna) is a significant highlight of the city’s cultural life. It has been held since 2014, showcasing diverse contemporary arts and bringing together different genres, styles, and generations.
read moreThe region of Varna is favourable for growing white varieties of grapes such as Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling, Traminer and Varna Muscatel.
read moreAutumn in Varna is a season for stories - in books, on stage and on the big screen. As the cooler days arrive, the city comes alive with literary meetings, readings, festivals and cultural events that bring together writers, readers and art lovers.
read moreAutumn in Varna is a time not only for culture and experiences, but also for meetings, the exchange of ideas and conversations about the development of tourism. In October, the city and the surrounding coastline become a hub for professional forums, international events and meetings that bring together representatives of the tourism industry, public institutions, academia and the new generation of tourism professionals.
read moreDefinitely nature has given the biggest treasure to Varna - smooth sea, splendid forests, picturesque valleys and incredible wealth of mineral springs.
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