VARNA

Varna is the largest city and seaside resort on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast and in Northern Bulgaria and third-largest in Bulgaria .The city occupies 238 km2 . Since antiquity, the city has been surrounded by vineyards,

orchards, and forests. Commercial shipping facilities are being relocated inland into the lakes and canals, while the bay remains a recreation area;

almost all the waterfront is parkland.

Varna has a population by present address of over 500,000, making it the nation's second-largest city. The metro area population is estimated by official data at 405,329. Varna is one of the few cities in Bulgaria with a positive natural growth.

Varna has some of the finest and oldest museums, professional arts companies, and arts festivals in the nation and is known for its century-old traditions in visual arts, music, and book publishing, as well as for its bustling current pop-culture scene. Over the past few decades, it developed as a festival centre of international standing.

Dolphin Show Dolphins and

their trainers perform the remarkable Dolphin Show, conducted in four languages at a time – Bulgarian, Russian, German and English. The Dolphin Show comprises of several elements: acrobatics, balancing, music, singing, dances and games with the audience.

Sport Palace Of Varna

Varna is the second most important economic centre for Bulgaria after Sofia. Tourism is of foremost importance with the suburban beachfront resorts of Golden Sands, Holiday Club Riviera, Sunny Day, Constantine and Helena, attracting millions of visitors each year -4.74 million in 2006, 3.99 million of which international tourists.

Varna is attractive international shopping destination -Pfohe Mall, Central Plaza, Mall Varna, Grand Mall, Gallery Mall, and Varna Towers)The city has many of the finest eateries in the nation and abounds in ethnic food places.In December 2007 (and again in October 2008), Varna was voted "Best City in Bulgaria to Live In"

The Varna Cathedral

GeographyThe city is located on the north and west coast of the Varna Bay and the north east coast

of the Varna lake. On the north coast is the main industrial zone and port complex.

Education The University of

Economics, founded in 1920 as the Higher Business School, is the second oldest Bulgarian university.

The Nikola Vaptsarov Naval Academy is successor to the nation's oldest technical school, the Naval Machinery School, established in 1881 and renamed His Majesty's Naval Academy in 1942. Other higher schools include the Medical University, the Technical University, the Chernorizets Hrabar Varna Free University.

Sea Garden

The Sea Garden is one of the symbols of Varna.It’s beautiful alleys and breezy throughout are located in the coast of the city.

SPORT Men's basketball , women's

volleyball, gymnastics, boxing, martial arts, and sailing are also vibrant. The 4.5 km (2.8 mi) swimmimg marathon Cape Galata—Varna is a popular venue. Varna hosts international competitions, including world championships, and national events in several sports on a regular basis, including auto racing and motocross. Bulgarian national basketball and volleyball teams host their games, including Volleyball World Cup games, at the Palace of Culture and Sports, the country's largest arena. Currently three 18-hole golf courses of professional quality are being developed north of the city. A hippodrome with a horseback riding school neighborhood, and Asparuhov most is the foremost bungee jumping spot in the nation due to the local Club Adrenalin.

High School of Natural Sciences "Acad. Metodi Popov"

Nowadays there are 670 students in 25 classes being taught in III High school for Nature sciences.III High school has got settled authority among schools in Varna and its graduates are competitive enough, having their well-deserved place in life. The merit goes to both teachers and students, who have been building up the authority of the school, who are filled with love to the science, people and school – our III High school, the only and the one for everyone connected with the school.