Archaeological Museum

It is an archeological historical center in the city of Varna on the Black Seabank of Bulgaria.

Established on 3 June 1888, when an exhibition hall, some portion of the City Library was set up, the Varna Archeological Museum is arranged in a noteworthy building planned in the Neo-Renaissance style by the prominent planner Petko Momchilov and implicit 1892– 1898 for the Varna Girls' School.

It progressed toward becoming state property in 1945 and since 1993 the historical center possesses the greater part of the building, parts of which it has utilized since 1895.

One of the biggest historical centers in Bulgaria, it highlights 2,150 m² of presentation region and showcases objects from the ancient, Thracian, Ancient Greek and Ancient Roman times of the district's history, and from the seasons of the medieval Bulgarian and Byzantine Empires, the Ottoman manage and the Bulgarian National Revival counting around 900 medieval and Revival symbols.