Varna Archaeological Museum

The Varna Archaeological Museum, located in Varna, Bulgaria, is renowned for its extensive collection of artifacts from the prehistoric to the medieval period. Established in 1888, the museum is particularly famous for housing the Varna Gold Necropolis, which features the world’s oldest known gold treasure, dating back to around 4600 BC. The museum showcases artifacts that provide insight into the region's ancient cultures, trade, and daily life. It offers an engaging glimpse into Bulgaria's rich history, making it an important resource for scholars and a fascinating destination for visitors exploring cultural heritage.