
Pobiti kamani (The Stone Forest) is a natural phenomenon situated some 18km to the west of Varna. The sight have long fascinated scholars whose numerous theories and hypotheses still fail to offer a satisfactory explanation of how it all happened.
The Archaeological Museum of Varna was established in 1887. The most significant exponents in the museum are from Varna Eneolith necropolis founded during accidental construction works in the west industrial zone of Varna in 1972. There are more than 3 000 golden objects with total weight of more than 6 kilograms. Their diversity is significant – more than 38 different types.
In 2016 a new "Recreational and Entertainment Zone at the Port of Varna" with area of 2.7 ha was set apart. In partnership between the Municipality of Varna and the Port of Varna this area has been socialised and has been turned into an attractive pedestrian alley with free access for all the residents and visitors of the city.
On streets, squares, and parking lots that are municipal property, in specially designated areas, the paid parking system "Blue Zone" operates from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (excluding official holidays and non-working days). Telephone: +359 (0) 70 070 353
Comfortable, safe and affordable to Varna’s sights: use the extensive network of city buses and trolleys. You can find out about public transport fares, schedules and contact information here.
The Tourist Information Center of Varna is your entrée to the "Sea Capital" of Bulgaria and its region. What is a must-see in Varna: museums, sightseeings, tempels, art galleries, parks, attractions? How do you travel from the center of the city to the all sea-side resorts: Golden Sands, Sts. Constantine and Helena, Albena, Sunny beach, Nessebar etc.? Where are the most chic boutiques, the nicest inns? Varna Tourist information center team has tips and suggestions ready abundantly. There are no language barriers: English, German, French and Russian are among the "standards".