Top Varna Food Tours

With thousands of years of history behind them, Bulgaria’s wines are increasingly recognized as some of Europe’s most interesting. Sip classic vintages as you explore the scenic old town of Varna, Bulgaria’s third city. Along the way, learn how the French soldiers who flocked here during the Crimean War helped shape the city’s architecture.

Immerse yourself in Bulgarian history and culture during this 4-hour private experiential walking and wine tasting tour of Varna. Wander through the archaeological museum and marvel at its vast collection of gold necklaces, bracelets and other jewelry. Learn how local discoveries changed historians’ perception of the development of civilization. Take a tour of the Roman Baths and visit the Dormition of the Mother of God Cathedral, all with a friendly, knowledgeable e-guide or physical guide. Taste quality Bulgarian wines and appetizers. Learn more in-depth about our culture and lifestyle. Choose between a privately-guided or self-guided tour.

Varna’s history and food scene are easy to overlook if you explore on your own, especially beyond the main streets. This guided walking tour reveals hidden corners of Bulgaria’s Black Sea capital while a local guide adds context to what you see. After exploring the city’s highlights and lesser-known spots, finish with a guided tasting of Bulgarian wines paired with traditional dishes and appetizers.

Combine Communist history and local wine on 4-hour, small-group walking tour of Varna that offers a guided introduction to the town’s socialist-era monuments. Visit the Retro Museum to see artifacts from daily life under Communist rule, then taste three Bulgarian wines and get the inside scoop on the budding Bulgarian wine industry.

Delve into the world of Bulgarian wine and sample vintages that are hard to find outside the country with this private wine tasting in the heart of Varna. Learn about the country’s wine-making areas and grapes from your sommelier host as you sip four or six different local wines and snack on Bulgarian appetizers and small bites.