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Varna is Bulgaria's third largest town and coastal capital. It is among Bulgaria's best known tourist destinations, as its airport services a number of resorts on the northern Black Sea coast: the Golden Sands, St. St. Constantine and Helena, St. Elias, and Albena. Varna's history goes back to the 6th century B.C. when it was founded by settlers from the Greek city of Miletus in Asia Minor, and was called Odessos. There must have been an earlier settlement in the area, although it was not mentioned in written sources, as archeologists discovered nearby a Chalcolitic necropolis housing the world' oldest worked gold, now exhibited in the city's archeological museum. Soon Odessos became a lively Black Sea port and commercial center. From the 3rd c. B.C. it minted its own silver and gold coins. As part of the Roman Empire from the 1st century A.D. it retained its role as economic and cultural center. The largest Roman baths in the Balkans were built there in the 2nd century. (The baths are well preserved and open for visitors.) In the 6th centurt came the Slavs, and in 681 Khan Asparukh's Bulgars. Byzantine, Bulgarian, Ottoman and again Bulgarian rule came one after the other, but the city invariably grew and prospered.