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Euxinograd
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Euxinograd, situated on the Black Sea coast just north of Varna, was built as a summer retreat for Prince Alexander of Battenberg in the late 19th century. The palace blends French and Bulgarian architectural styles, surrounded by a sprawling park designed by a French landscape architect. Visitors can tour the palace's opulent interiors, stroll through manicured gardens dotted with sculptures, and explore the on-site winery that produces wines from the estate's vineyards. The park features rare tree species, a small lake, and a former royal stable. It remains a venue for state receptions, but guided tours are available on select days.
Don't miss
- Tour the palace's grand halls and royal apartments, adorned with period furniture and artwork.
- Wander through the French-style park with its exotic trees, fountains, and a tranquil lake.
- Visit the estate winery to sample wines made from grapes grown in the palace's own vineyards.
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