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Varna is a port city and seaside resort, making it one of Bulgaria's leading tourism and coliving hubs. It is the third-largest city in Bulgaria and the largest city on the Bulgaria Black Sea Coast. It's well known for the gold of Varna, which is old Thracian jewelry discovered in a necropolis.

Varna has a lot to offer when it comes to seaside entertainment, sightseeing, and amazing authentic food. Top things to do for nomads and tourists alike in Varna include The Sea Garden, Alodzha Monastery, The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin, The Stone Forest, and Roman Baths.

The Roman Baths of Varna are located in the middle of Varna streets. They are one of the most incredible buildings of the eastern Roman Empire. Many visit the Archeological Museum, which is home to the Gold of Varna, the oldest gold treasure in the world.

There is an excellent choice of cuisine in Varna; there is bound to be something appealing to all tourists and those living in coliving accommodation here. Some local dishes to try here include Ribena Chorba; this is a hot and spicy paprika based soup. Balkan Swine, this is the last native pig breed in Bulgaria. Also, be sure to sample the famous Shopska Salad and mouthwatering crepes.

Getting around Varna is made simple with its fantastic bus connections. The center is walkable, making it possible for individuals to see and explore everything that Varna has to offer.

Varna is a safe city, friendly to its visitors, and invites you to take a leap and visit. Therefore it is no surprise that so many remote workers choose here as their work hub. It has strong Internet, affordable local phone plans, and several coworking spaces, making the digital nomad life stress-free.

The number of places to work from in Varna is on the increase. With so many digital nomads flocking to Varna each year for coliving, there are also lots of new coworking spaces. Some of the most popular include Innovator, The Social Workspace, and Wollow Space.

Fun facts about Varna:

- The urban area has more than 12.5 miles of sandy beaches
- Women from Varna are called Varnenka, and men are known as Varnenetz
- There were four full freezings of the Black Sea in the Varna region. The most significant sea freeze happened in 1929
- The world's oldest gold was found next to the Varna Lake