"Slava" Submarine Museum

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. One of kind decommissioned parked in Beloslav. This is an amazing experience, for any one who wonders what it is like on a submarine, and the conditions which submariners use to live like she is a fine vessel and a attribute to the local town The tour explained very briefly but still the was really nice. Never been on a submersible before. Very professional guide. The ‘Slava’ in Varna offers a unique glimpse into Bulgaria’s naval history. Visitors can explore the interior of this retired Soviet-era submarine, see the control rooms, torpedo chambers, and living quarters, and learn about life beneath the sea. It’s an immersive for history enthusiasts, maritime fans, and families alike. Very interesting to be in submarine. The local could answer thousands of questions you have. A truly amazing piece of military history! Amazing how the submariners managed to sail this entirely analogue submarine. Built 1959 in USSR it began operations under Bulgarian flag 1985. A word of advice, don't go if you have claustrophobia. Also please don't bring little children it is not suitable for them. There is a really strong odor of diesel fuel and oil inside! The guy carrying out the tour is great, kudos to him! Also kudos to all the submariners who have served aboard Slava, these men are truly heroes and one of the kind. I am so impressed by the submarine! This is a Bulgarian that has been turned into a museum, with its last voyage in 2010. We went to entertain the kids, and while they were amazed by what they saw, I was over the moon! It was a unique experience! Entry is organized in groups with a guide, and I think groups are formed every 30 minutes. The tour starts with a brief lecture, an opportunity to ask questions, and free time. Amazing museum, we visit it every year. The is knowledgeable and patient. I highly recommend this place Great experience, I recommend visiting it. Nice tour, i do not understand Bulgarian, but i received a leaflet in English Great place to visit! Very interesting place, ticket cost 12 leva (6 evro), the time for all the history is not enough (30 min) for such a pleasure. It was very nice indeed. This was our second visit, and unfortunately, the was worse than the first. The brought the entire group to the top of the submarine, briefly shared a few facts that lasted no more than 3-4 minutes, and then said, "I won't explain anything else because it's too complicated for you to understand. If you have questions, feel free to ask." This was definitely not the informative we were expecting from a guide. Two years ago, at least we received a bit more historical context when we entered the submarine. While it still wasn't enough, it was more than what we got this time. I wouldn't recommend this experience. You pay 14 leva just to go inside the without gaining any understanding of its different parts. A good should be able to explain things in a way that most visitors can grasp the basics. The was rude, and we definitely won't be returning for a third visit next summer. It feels like just another money-making machine with little effort put into providing a meaningful experience. Amazing experience. Great people and extremely interesting- both the and the museum + the glass is high quality , beautiful and cheep. Strongly recommend it Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.