The Varna Aquarium, additionally known as Aquarium Varna is a public aquarium located in the Black Sea Garden of Varna..

The aquarium has an exhibition mainly focused on Balck Sea flora and fauna. The species of fish are over 140 and consists of freshwater fish, Mediterranean fish and exoctic species from the world oceans.  

Prince Ferdinand I initiated the creation of the aquarium at the start of 1906. Doctor Parashkev Stoyanov was entrusted with the task of establishing of a maritime biological station. The prince also contacted the founder of the Stazione Zoologica in Naples to provide blueprints and photos of the aquarium in Naples. As per usual for that time a commission was elected in order to find a suitable location. In October 1906 the foundation was laid in the Sea Garden in the presence of the Royal Family, as well as other well known personas. 

The Aquarium was actually opened 26 years later in 1932 as during World War 1, the Balkan wars and the sanctions following the Treaty of Neuilly did not allow for the opening of the aquarium. In that time the building was home to army units, refugees and the School of Mechanics and the School of Fishing. The current staff of the aquarium includes 12 scientists conducting research related to hydrochemistry, marine microbiology, plankton, etc.

The central position in the Sea Garden helps with the accessibility of the building for citizens and tourists alike. There are living zones close-by too where parking for your rent a car automobile is available at all times. You can also rent a car in Varna through My Rent a Car and visit this landmark with a pick-up point location from the Varna Airport, Varna Centre, Golden Sands, St. St. Constantine and Helena, Sunny day or other points within Varna.