Bulgaria`s natural landscape is full of surprises-it has endless,sandy beaches along the Black Sea,wild mountain ranges and lush dreen hills,fertile plains,magnificent gorners,rivers,health spas and natural springs...The city of Varna ,still named :"The Pearl of the Bulgarien Black Sea Coast" situated in north-east Bulgaria , near The Black Sea Coast.The modern Varna suggest a lot if interest entertainments : for people who like a sports,for those who want to see its cultural and historic monuments or who wish to delight in its unique and living folklore.Visit some of the most popular resorts like a : Sts . Constantine and Elena , Golden Sands and Albena !

Sts. Constantine and Elena, formerly known as Drouzhba,is the oldest resort. It too is well-wooded,but has small beaches and cover giving it a cosier atmosphere. Its tranquillity appeals to sedater visitors and participants in the many international conferences held here. The resort`s Grand Hotel Varna is one of the finest hotel in Bulgaria,with a large range of facilities including a complete balneological complex,a casino,a nightclub and bars,two swimming pools,tennis courts and bowling alley.

The Golden Sands resort i 17 kilometers away from Varna. It is a magnificent resort with richiy wooded hills,white golden beach and clear dlue sea. There are a lot of very famous and ancient mineral water springs. The resort is situatied in the area, which is a Bulgarian National park. The resort`s beach strip is 3,5 kilometes long and up to 100 meters wide. The average air temperature in Summer is 27-30 degree and the water temperature is 25-28 degree. Golden sands suits both sunworshippers and sightseers being near by Varna the third largest town of Bulgaria, the pearl of Black Sea coast with a great number of places of interest!

The Varna Museum is full of treasures from all periods of the city`s history, and will interest both the informed archeologist and the casual visitor. In 1972 excavations in Varna Necropolis revealed almost two thousand dold artefacts from about 4000 B.C. One stunning display case has the bones of a tribal leader arranged with skilfully-made jewellery and personal possessions aroun him. Some of the find are dislayed behind magnifying dlass to reveal the complex and minute details of thecraftsmanship. Some items are thought to be the oldest worked gold so fa discovered! Other museums include the Ethnographic Museum,with interesting displays of costumes and jewellery, and exsamples of folk customs such as the emboroidered masks used in the Kukeri and Survakari rituals, and different - sheped loavers baked for festival days. The Natural History Museum focuses on coastal flora and fauna.