Roman Thermae of Varna
Римски терми
The remains of a large Roman public bath complex built in the late 2nd century AD, one of the largest Roman baths preserved in the Balkans.
The baths belonged to the ancient Roman city of Odessos and cover about 7,000 square metres. Walls up to 20 metres high still stand, and you can make out the cold room, hot room, changing rooms and underfloor heating system. The site is in the Greek Quarter of the old town, surrounded by 19th-century streets and small restaurants. Admission is about €5, and a visit takes about 45 minutes. The site is closed on Mondays in winter. In summer, concerts are occasionally held at the ruins.
Opening hours
10:00–17:00 (closed Mondays in winter)
Nearby sights
- Naval Museum, Varna
- Ethnographic Museum, Varna
- Varna Archaeological Museum
- Varna Central Beach & Seaside Promenade
- Dormition of the Mother of God Cathedral, Varna
- Sea Garden, Varna
- Retro Museum Varna
- Festa Dolphinarium Varna