Balchik Palace, also known as Dvoreca, stands as a summer residence built for Queen Marie of Romania, gracing the waterfront of Balchik on Bulgaria’s coast. The main three-story villa is surrounded by garden terraces that offer panoramic sea views. Adjacent to the palace, the Balchik Botanic Gardens spread out with vibrant floral displays, winding forest paths, and small, serene waterfalls. Today, visitors can explore the historic interiors of the palace and stroll through the lush, meticulously maintained gardens, enjoying both the architectural and natural beauty of the site.
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