Крепост Баба Вида
Babini Vidini Kulu or Baba Vida is the only preserved medieval fortress in Bulgaria. The name of the fortress derives from the legend of the sisters Vida, Kula and Gamza who inherited a local ruler. The fortress is named after the eldest sister, Vida, who is the one to build it back in the end of the 10th century. Baba Vida is the symbol of Vidin. It is truly inspiring monument, which grandeur can be best felt and experienced from a boat. The fortress is part of all of our routes near Vidin, which are all yours to enjoy.
- Built | End of 10th century
- Expanded and fortified during the reign of Tsar Ivan Sratsimir
- Surrounded by a 12 meter wide and 6 meter deep water ditch
- Fortress Area |5000 m² | 53 820 sq. feet
- Overall Area |9500 m² | 102 257 sq. feet
- Length | 90 meters | 295 feet
- Width | 65 meters 213 feet
Featured Routes
- Telegraph Kapia - Baba Vida - River Station Vidin - Telegraph Kapia
- Telegraph Kapia - Baba Vida - Danube Bridge 2 - River Station Vidin - Telegraph Kapia
- Telegraph Kapia - Baba Vida - Danuba Bridge 2 - The Bare Island - River Station Vidin - Telegraph Kapia
- Telegraph Kapia - Baba Vida - Danube Bridge 2 - The Bare Island - Kutovo Island - River Station Vidin - Telegraph Kapia
Баба Вида
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