Northeastern Bulgaria is bordered by the Black Sea to the east, and along its coast lies the city of Varna - the maritime capital of Bulgaria and the third largest city. Like Southeastern Bulgaria, this region contains many beach resorts and is known for its vibrant nightlife, making it a popular destination. It is a popular tourist destination in the summer in particular. Varna is one of the ancient coastal cities along the Black Sea coast, known in ancient times as “Odyssus.” This city and its nearby beaches are a popular tourist destination among locals and tourists alike. There are many monuments and historical sites nearby. There are many museums, Roman sites and medieval monuments in the northeastern Bulgaria region, the most important of which are the Regional Historical Museum known for its exceptional collection of Thracian gold artifacts, the Roman public baths said to be among the largest in the Roman world, in addition to the Neolithic village. Which was rebuilt in the city of Neovit Rilsky.