Suvorovo

Suvorovo is a small town of around 5,200 people in the southwestern part of the Dobruja plateau, in northeastern Bulgaria's Varna Province. It sits about 34 km northwest of Varna city, 56 km southwest of Dobrich, and 59 km east of Shumen, and is the administrative centre of Suvorovo Municipality.

Under Ottoman rule the settlement was known as Kozludzha. It was renamed in honour of the Russian general Alexander Suvorov, who won a decisive battle of the Russo-Turkish War of 1768–1774 near the modern town. The town has a historical museum, a community centre (chitalishte), an Eastern Orthodox church dedicated to the Ascension of Jesus, and a mosque, reflecting its mixed Bulgarian and Turkish heritage.

Suvorovo is accessible by car via regional roads from Varna, and by regular bus. It lies on the Varna–Shumen rail line, with occasional trains stopping in town.

The town centre is small and walkable.

The battle site associated with Suvorov's 1774 victory and the town's historical museum are the main points of local interest.

• Varna — Bulgaria's third-largest city and Black Sea resort hub, about 34 km southeast
• Dobrich — regional city known for its ethnographic museum and open-air complex, about 56 km northeast