Vidin Hotel
15 Knyaz Dondukov Street Vidin, Vidin, 3700, Bulgaria
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Balcic. Orasul care aminteste de Regina Maria.
... minunat al naturii este tinut in viata de catre zeci de fluxuri mici de apa si cascade. Pe de altă parte, baia romana, rozariul, capela sau colonadele mari care privesc spre mare, toate oferă locuri paşnice, care par să aducă înapoi romantismul si nostalgia vremurilor de demult. Fiecare planta de aici, nisa, pod sau arcada sugereaza faptul ca acest loc a fost creat de catre artisti pentru placerea artistilor. Aici Regina gazduia ...
To the beach of Bulgaria
... day we ate amazing seafood and wandered the beach and town. This was the first time in a whil we had actually stopped for 2 nights, so we relinquished this and chilled out!!
Spongebob is starting to see many countries, and he's enjoying himself as much as we are! Taking Spongebob down the west coast of Turkey before a stopover in the mighty Istanbul next! Thanks eastern Europe, you have been exactly what I expected and have loved every minute of ...
Touring Bulgaria.
... came under Turkish rule, Vidin became the largest town in Bulgaria.
We set off along the road to visit Belogradshik. At first we saw quite a few abandoned factory buildings. Our guide said that before 1989 the government had controlled what was manufactured in each factory and they subsidized the businesses. Once the Soviet Republic collapsed, the state no longer supported the industries and there was no market for a lot of the products. ...
The smell of the Black Sea
... I was planning on spending a couple of days relaxing on the beach, enjoying a swim or two but not here. Not when I've dipped my toe in the waters of Rio, Costa Rica and Belize.
I did enjoy finding a small pier. There were many olds guys fishing and there was excellent opportunity for some snaps. Of course, during my stay in Varna, I enjoyed 30p cups of beer, pizza slices for 40p and a couple ...
Sun, sea, sand and suffering.
... leadıng to lots of vomıtıng and lack of sleep. I'm fınally ın Istanbul though, fully recovered and already lovıng the new cıty and culture, but that can waıt for another blog.
Wıth love from very sunny and 40 degree Istanbul,
Quınny
p.s. Apologıes for the lack of dots above the ı's, Turkısh keyboard. :/
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