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The Bulgarian name for the Stone Forest is ‘Pobiti Kamani’, which translates to 'stones beaten into the ground'.
The Bulgarian name for the Stone Forest is ‘Pobiti Kamani’, which translates to 'stones beaten into the ground'. It is located 18 kilometres from Varna on the route to Sofia, around the villages of Banovo, Strashimirovo and Devnya. Spread over 13 square kilometres, the Stone Forest features numerous limestone and sand formations of varying dimensions, which are a result of natural phenomena. The formations are mostly 5 – 7 metre tall stone columns, which range in thickness from 0.3 to 3 metres. Over the years, scientists have developed several hypotheses behind the possible occurrence of these pillars, but have still not been able to come up with something conclusive. These rocks are divided into groups, depending on their directions, with the most popular ones being the ‘Center - South’ group.
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Barite Complex is a popular holiday spot with recreational facilities ranging from swimming to other adventure sports
The Park-Museum of Military Friendship 1444 Vladislav Varnenchik is situated in the battlefield where Polish-Hungarian King Vladislav Yagello died in the year 1444 after a historic fight
The Retro Museum in Varna takes you back in time to the era of socialism, presenting a mix of wax figures and original artifacts dating from 1944 to 1989
Aspahurov Most is one of the largest bridges in the Balkans, connecting the Asparuhovo district to the rest of Varna over the canals linking the Black Sea to Lake Varna
The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin is the largest Bulgarian Orthodox church in Varna, and the second largest in Bulgaria
Housed in a beautiful Neo-Renaissance style former school building by Petko Momchilov from the 19th century, the Varna Archaeological Museum is the largest museum in Bulgaria, spread across an area 2150 square meters
Located in a restored house built in 1860 during the National Revival period, the Ethnographic Museum in Varna offers insights into the everyday lives of the people who lived in this city during the 19th and 20th centuries
The Roman Thermae in Varna are a complex of ancient Roman baths in the southeastern part of the city which was then known as Odessus
The History of Varna Museum showcases the development of the city as a port, and its growth as the cultural, industrial, commercial and medical centre during the years 1878 – 1939
One of the best places to go to take your kids for recreation is the Amusement Park Varna, which is locally known as Detski kat
