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Provincial centre: Varna
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Monasteries and places of worship
Varna
The monastery’s rooms were cut into two levels of limestone. The lower level contains a church, cells and refectory; the upper holds a chapel, while nearby catacombs reveal fifth- and sixth-century occupation.
Photo: Красимира и Милен · CC BY 2.5 · License

Nature and mountains
Devnya
The spring groups feed the Devnya River and have long powered local watermills. Havuz is enclosed by an oval wall, where flowing water creates a waterfall connecting karst hydrology with traditional livelihoods.
Photo: Edal Anton Lefterov · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License

Nature and mountains
Varna
The park was declared on 3 February 1943 from part of the state-owned Hachuka forest. Its original 240 hectares were designated to conserve valuable plant communities, wildlife and coastal landscapes.
Photo: Svilen Enev · CC BY 3.0 · License

Nature and mountains
Dolni chiflik
River flooding sustains the distinctive alluvial forest along the lower Kamchia. Black storks and lesser spotted eagles breed in the area, which also lies along the Via Pontica bird migration route.
Photo: Dilianakiryakova · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License

Museums and galleries
Varna
Exhibit from Museum of Medical History
The museum occupies a former hospital built in 1869 with Paraskeva Nikolau’s donation. The building is a national cultural monument, and its anthropological collections trace medical history from antiquity.
Photo: vedyteam · CC BY 3.0 · License

Museums and galleries
Devnya
The museum preserves floor mosaics within the remains of an ancient Marcianopolis house. Coloured stone and glass tesserae depict Medusa, Zeus and Antiope alongside animal, plant and geometric motifs.
Photo: Vassia Atanassova - Spiritia · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License

Museums and galleries
Varna
Exhibit from Naval Museum — Varna
The collection began with officers of the Danube Flotilla. Stone anchors, ships' figureheads and a reconstructed ancient cargo hold reveal maritime history through navigation, onboard life and the movement of goods.
Photo: Михал Орела · CC BY 2.0 · License

Nature and mountains
Varna
Upright stone columns rise among Eocene sands north of Beloslav Lake. Alongside this unusual landscape, the protected area conserves inland sandy habitats with their distinctive vegetation and associated animal life.
Photo: Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License

Museums and galleries
Varna
Exhibit from Regional History Museum — Varna
Collections in the former Girls’ School trace prehistory, ancient Odessos and medieval culture. Gold finds from Varna’s Chalcolithic necropolis and sceptres indicating elevated social status occupy a particularly significant place.
Photo: Zde · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License

Architecture and settlements
Varna
The surviving rooms reveal the sequence of Roman bathing in cool, warm and hot water. A hypocaust circulated heated air beneath floors and through wall cavities, demonstrating sophisticated ancient engineering.
Photo: Dina Rogatnykh · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License

Museums and galleries
Varna
The complex commemorates the Battle of Varna on 10 November 1444. King Władysław III’s symbolic mausoleum was built in 1935; the exhibition presents weapons and medieval knights’ armour.
Photo: Michał Derela · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License

Nature and mountains
Asparuhovo
Water and wind sculpted the limestone needles into forms resembling castle towers. Rising beside Tsonevo Reservoir, their steep silhouettes demonstrate how erosion transforms rock that initially appears solid and enduring.
Photo: Камен Ханджиев · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
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