The palace and the botanical garden in Balchik

The Palace and the Botanical Garden in Balchik, united in an architectural architectural complex, are a paradise and a tourist site on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, which is a must visit. The complex was established as the summer residence of the Romanian Queen Maria (1875-1938). The residence was completed in 1936.

Cape Kaliakra and the archeological reserve located on its territory are located 12 km southeast of the town of Kavarna. It is an elongated and narrow rocky peninsula, about 2 km into the sea. This is one of the most attractive places for tourists on the Black Sea coast, due to its rich history, preserved nature and beautiful panoramic views. Many legends and stories are associated with Cape Kaliakra. The most famous of them tells of about 40 Bulgarian girls brought to the beautiful Kaliakra, who jumped into the sea from the rocks to escape from the Ottoman Turks.

Aladzha Monastery is the most famous medieval rock monastery on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, inhabited by hermit monks in the XIII-XIV centuries. The premises of the monastery are carved on two levels in limestone rock at a height of almost 40 meters. In the 70s of the 20th century a museum was built near the rock monastery, where various interesting exhibitions are arranged in addition to the permanent exhibition presenting the history of the rock monastery.