The Monument is part of touristic attractions and it consists of a Memorial, which is a former portal of the barracks of the Eighth Infantry Sea Regiment. Currently, it is located at 113 113 Osmi Primorski Polk Boulevard . It was built in 1936 and the reason for building is the memory of several thousand fallen marines during the liberation and unification wars in 1912-1913 and 1915-1918.
The architectural and sculptural composition of the portal is determined symmetrical  to the street, and its central part is resolved as a triumphal arch with two lateral wings and a large tapered opening, flanked by two high pylons. On the front of the pillars, on high pedestals, there are two figures exceeding the human height of a soldier (on the left) and of the volunteer (on the right). Sculptural figures are made by Kiril Shivarov.
On the southern and northern flank of the front of the memorial site are engraved three thousand names of officers, non-commissioned officers and soldiers from the Varna Eighth Infantry Sea Regiment, fallen in the wars of unification of Bulgaria. On the two wings inside the memorial site are engraved two maps of Bulgaria - one showing the battle path of the regiment during the Balkan Wars and the second - the path of the regiment during the First World War. There are engraved poems dedicated to the Regiment, written by the great national poets Ivan Vazov and Pencho Slaveykov, as well as and Anthem-covenant of Eighth Regiment of Varna poet and educator Emmanuel Mutafov.