From Bulgaria to Serbia, visit Magura Cave, Vidin and Gamzigrad, Full Day Tour

I can not imagine a better way to show you my birth corner of the Earth, but to start with the magic drawings cave/one of the three of the type in Europe, with the only preserved prehistoric world's calendar/, and then to go in the steps of the legend for the area. Once there was a rich Bulgarian boyar who had extensive estates stretching from the Carpathians to the Balkan Mountain. After his death, his three daughters Vida, Kula and Gamza split his possessions among themselves. Kula (with a center in today's Bulgarian homonymous town) and Gamza (her capital was Gamzigrad, today in Serbia) - married but fell in for bad husbands, who easily wasted their father's legacy. The eldest sister, Vida, remained single. Under her guidance, a castle was built up where she lived to a ripe old age and successfully defended her subjects and lands from foreign attacks. As a sign of gratitude after her death, people named it the Baba Vida towers. Since 2007 Felix Romuliana in Gamzigrad is on UNESCO World Heritage List!

Meet at your hotel or at your point of arrival, Vidin, Bulgaria /or the one suggested at the tour info/your choice!/. - Drive to the village of Rabisha and Magura Cave. - Then drive back to the outskirts of Vidin City. /a possible stop for refreshment/ - A transfer to the Bulgarian-Serbian Border at Zaychar City, Serbia. /a possible stop for lunch at the "Two Brothers" Restaurant. - A visit to Zaychar Historical Museum. - Drive to Gamzigrad Fortress. - Transfer back to your hotel, Vidin, Bulgaria. /Your tour could be customized if requested!/