Varna  is the third largest city in Bulgaria after Sofia and Plovdiv. Varna, the biggest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast, is commonly referred to as the "Seaside capital of Bulgaria". The archaeological museum contains some of the finds from the so-called "Gold of Varna", a cache of Chalcolithic grave-goods which are the oldest gold treasure in the world. The ethnographic museum shows objects connected with the fishermen's, peasants' and citizens' life and work from the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century.
Some of the famous Attractions of Varna include the Varna Dolphinarium (opened 11th August 1984), the Sea Garden, the Roman Baths, the Palace of Culture and Sports, the Varna Necropolis, the Varna Observatory and Planetarium. The nearby cave monastery Aladzha is also a popular tourist sight. Additionally, the 2 km long bridge Asparuhov most is a popular place for bungee jumping.