HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

Consulate General of the USSR in Varna (53 Makedonia Street)

Генеральное консульство СССР в Варне (улица Македония, 53)
BulgariaВарна1979Public buildings
A two-storey building of 990 square metres designed in 1979 by architect Georgi Savakov; the sculptural composition on the façade is by Evgeni Barimov. It contained consular counters, offices, living quarters and two halls, including a cinema. The building belongs to the Bulgarian state and was let to the consulate under a contract with the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Двухэтажное здание площадью 990 квадратных метров спроектировано в 1979 году архитектором Георги Саваковым; скульптурная композиция на фасаде — работа Евгения Баримова. В здании были консульские окна, кабинеты, жилые помещения и два зала, включая кинозал. Здание принадлежит болгарскому государству и сдавалось консульству по договору с Министерством иностранных дел Болгарии.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionConsulate
Present ownerBulgarian state; managed by Varna Municipality
Acquisitionlong-term lease
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2026-09
The consulate closed in October 2023 and the lease expired on 1 November 2023; in August 2024 the building was handed over to Varna Municipality, which is turning it into a cultural centre (publication of September 2026).

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