Balchik is a small town, which, however, has many interesting historical attractions and great museums to offer. One of the main symbols of the seaside resort is the residence of the Balchik Palace. It was built in the 20s of the last century as a summer residence of Queen Marie of Romania. Its exterior appearance is pretty modest. The atmosphere of bygone years has been recreated in the rooms of the three-story palace as much as possible.
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Balchik is widely known as a charming beach resort so most of the tourists visit the town in the summer months. However, beach recreation is far from the only entertainment available to … Open
Of equal interest is the Ethnographic Museum of Balchik occupying a beautiful two-story building. This historic 19th-century building was once home to rich wheat dealers. The museum has gathered a very interesting collection of historic clothes, jewelry, and household items. It is also famous for its rich collection of handicraft exhibits.
Balchik is a small town with no large shopping centers housing dozens of stores. However, it is rich in small specialized stores. Most of them are concentrated in the port area, as well as … Open
A very interesting religious monument is the Church of Saints Constantine and Helen built in 1894. It lost its religious significance during the years of the Romanian occupation when a concert hall was equipped within its walls. Concerts for the Romanian nobility were regularly held here for years. The church was not re-equipped immediately even after Bulgarians got their city back. Its reconstruction was completed only in the 21st century. The church has been decorated in accordance with the traditions of the past centuries and re-consecrated.
The Black Sea coast is rich in incredible places that are perfect for relaxing at beaches and admiring the spectacular beauty of local landscapes. Balchik, which is located not far from … Open
Balchik Art Gallery welcomes all fans of fine arts. Its opening took place back in the 30s of the last century, but many valuables were taken out of the gallery by the end of the Romanian occupation. The gallery was reopened in 1965. The ground floor of the building is occupied by collections of foreign artists’ works. On the next floor, you can see the works of the most famous Bulgarian artists. The gallery often hosts temporary exhibitions.
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