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Belogradchik Rocks near Vidin. Each of the limestone rocks has its own name.
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Belogradchik Rocks near Vidin. Each of the limestone rocks has its own name.
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Belogradchik Rocks near Vidin. Each of the limestone rocks has its own name.
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One of the Belogradchik Rocks near Vidin. Some of the Rocks were incorporated into the walls and defenses of Belogradchik Fortress.
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Wall of the Belogradchik Fortress in the rocks near Vidin.
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Wall of the Belogradchik Fortress in the rocks near Vidin.
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Vidin Synagogue, completed in 1894, was the second largest synagogue in Bulgaria. Most of its congregation emigrated to Israel following World War II. Seized by the state in 1950, the synagogue is now in ruins, but there are plans to restore it as a museum.
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Baba Vida, a medieval fortress in Vidin in northwestern Bulgaria, is the town's primary landmark and a popular tourist destination.
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Baba Vida, a medieval fortress in Vidin in northwestern Bulgaria, is the town's primary landmark and a popular tourist destination.
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