The Varna Archaeological Museum, located in Varna, Bulgaria, is renowned for its extensive collection of artifacts from the prehistoric and ancient periods. Established in 1888, the museum houses over 100,000 items, including the famous Varna Necropolis gold treasures, which date back to around 4,500 years ago. These artifacts provide valuable insights into the early civilizations that inhabited the region. In addition to the gold treasures, the museum features exhibits on Thracian culture, ancient Greek and Roman artifacts, and various archaeological finds from the Black Sea coast. The museum serves as an important center for research and education, attracting both locals and tourists interested in Bulgaria's rich history.