Varna

Varna’s Grand Mall is the largest shopping centre in the city. While it’s not centrally located, it’s easily accessible with a quick bus ride from the park next to the Varna Municipality building. The mall features a wide range of major brands, including Intersport, Sinsay, H&M, Adidas, the local Rose of Bulgaria, Boss, Bugatti, and many more. Beyond shopping, it offers convenient amenities like free Wi-Fi, clean toilets, ATMs, banks, and a large movie theatre. To stay informed about events, promotions, and sales, you can check their website for updates.

Just one kilometre away from the Grand Mall, Mall Varna EAD provides a fantastic alternative for shopping in the city. While smaller than its neighbour, it still hosts popular brands like New Yorker, Lilly pharmacies, and Denim City. The mall also features a table tennis center and an entertainment area for children, making it a family-friendly destination. Additional amenities include a food court, car park, toilets, and ATMs.

Zelen is your go-to destination for all things bio and organic, not just in Varna but across other cities in Bulgaria as well. It’s a perfect spot for those with celiac needs or anyone who prefers high-quality, natural products. The store offers a wide range of alternatives to dairy, such as hazelnut, coconut, and rice milk, along with oats, seeds, cacao, and more. Additionally, Zelen features a small snack bar where you can grab a healthy bite.

When you step into Kaufland, it might seem like just another supermarket at first glance, but as you explore the aisles, you’ll quickly realise it offers much more. Beyond groceries, Kaufland provides affordable Nike and Adidas trainers, tracksuits, jumpers, t-shirts, and other casual clothing. They also stock a variety of kitchen utensils, tools, backpacks, and other practical items. Keep in mind, though, that their clothing offerings sell out fast and change frequently, so if you spot something you like, it’s best to grab it quickly. Last but not least, Kaufland has four additional locations in Varna.

Bulvard Prince Boris and Bulvard Slivnitsa are two of the busiest and most vibrant streets in Varna, packed with shops, cafes, restaurants, pharmacies, and more. Their proximity to the beach means you’ll also find small shops selling essentials like towels, goggles, bathing suits, and other items you might need for a day by the sea. Both streets have a few banks and ATMs for convenient cash withdrawals, as well as 24-hour small shops offering drinks, snacks, and coffee.