The second-largest Jewish temple in Bulgaria was deserted after World War II, seized by the communist government and then abandoned again.
Abandoned Synogogue
In this Vidin guide, we'll explore the hidden treasures of ancient Bulgaria city. This underrated border town has a lot to offer.
Traditional Bulgarian clothes from the village of Borilovets, Vidin province. Source: the book "Folk costumes from Vidin district" by Margarita Nikolova.
Traditional Bulgarian hairpins from Vidin province
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Traditional Bulgarian clothes from Kula, Vidin province
Photos of Vidin, Bulgaria, which is the westernmost city on the Danube in Bulgaria. Vidin has a beautiful park along the river and an ancient medieval fortress, Baba Vida.
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Traditional Bulgarian clothing from Novo selo, Vidin province. Source: Slavyan Stoyanov
Bulgarian traditional festival clothing from Vidin area, Bulgaria
Ramon, the hipster, was walking through town one day when he met a fairy. The fairy said, "I grant you one wish". Ramon, who had always felt nostalgic about his childhood, was about to ask, 'to be a little boy again', but at the last moment, he thought twice and asked to be a little girl. His wish was fulfilled… but the fairy left him with his hipster beard. ✅
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Traditional Bulgarian dresses from the village of Gamzovo, Vidin province. Source: the book "Folk costumes from Vidin district" by Margarita Nikolova.
Traditional Bulgarian women's coat, from the village of Stakevtsi, Vidin province. Source: the book "Folk costumes from Vidin district" by Margarita Nikolova.
Traditional Bulgarian clothes from the village of Novo selo, Vidin province. Source: the book "Folk costumes from Vidin district" by Margarita Nikolova.
Traditional Bulgarian clothes from the village of Gradskovski kolibi, Vidin province. Source: the book "Folk costumes from Vidin district" by Margarita Nikolova.
Traditional Bulgarian women's coat, from the village of Tsar Petrovo, Vidin province. Source: the book "Folk costumes from Vidin district" by Margarita Nikolova.
