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Vision Cafe, Vidin.

Favorite thing: I did notice an internet cafe here in the centre of town but forget where it was but if you have your laptop with you and need a connection several of the cafe-bars here offer free Wi-Fi. The Vision Cafe on the corner of Dounavska and Batenberg (??) was the one that I used most mornings which has a fast and reliable connection, and, as a bonus, decent coffee, friendly staff and is pretty good for breakfast too.

Written Apr 29, 2008

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Vidin is one of the oldest...
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denise_BG 100 reviews

Favorite thing: Vidin is one of the oldest towns along the Bulgarian Danube bank. It appears as the Roman fortress of Bononia on the foundations of a Thracian settlement. During the First Bulgarian Kingdom it is known as Budin (Bdin). Bishop's centre. During the Second Bulgarian Kingdom it is a strong fortress and after 1371 a capital of the Vidin Kingdom under Tsar Ivan Sratsimir.

Fondest memory: Walking in the riverbank park in sunset.

Updated Aug 26, 2002

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The Danube river
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Mr_Furious 250 reviews

Favorite thing: It's nice to walk along the Danube river, and the locals seem to enjoy it as well.

Written Sep 5, 2003

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walking around the center
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Mr_Furious 250 reviews

Favorite thing: Walking around in the center is an interesting experience. Especially on a hot Sunday afternoon because, as you can see, the place was dead.

Written Sep 5, 2003

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 Walking around in the center is an interesting experience. Especially on a hot Sunday afternoon because, as you can see, the place was dead. 

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Q:  Have read reviews on the Old Town Hotel, Vidin, but can't find web page to book. Want to stay just one night in August. Anybody... 

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A: You can book online here: http://www.visitbulgaria.net/en/vidin/hotels/the_old_town.html I have not used this site personally. 

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Vidin - Steeped In History Yet Forward Looking

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 Vidin is Bulgaria's most northerly town of note and is situated on the bank of The Danube where the river kinks and widens as it flows towards the Black Sea. This location has meant that Vidin has... 

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Vidin the gateway to Europe

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 Vidin is the regional town for North west Bulgaria.It sits on the banks of the river Danube.Its stacked with history from old Bulgarian, Roman,Turkish,Russian and modern Bulgarian.There are plenty of... 

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Mr. Furious' Vidin Page

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 Vidin is a typical Bulgarian city situated in Northern Bulgaria, along the Danube. When I was there I only used it as a transit point to Romania (which LP describes as easy and convenient. It isn't)... 

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Welcome to my Vidin's page!

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 Vidin is situated at 199 km north-west of Sofia, on the right bank of Dunabe and it is linked with Kalafat town (in Romania) by a ferry. I visited the town for the first time in 2001 and I found it...... 

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