Vidin Synagogue
The second-largest Jewish temple in Bulgaria, built in 1894, was deserted after WWII, seized by the communist government, and later abandoned. It has since been restored and repurposed as the Jules Pascin Cultural Centre.

📜 Former Orthodox Jewish synagogue, now a cultural center.
🔍 Second-largest Jewish temple in Bulgaria, built in 1894.

Why Go

🏛️ Explore a beautifully restored neo-Gothic synagogue.
🎨 Visit the Jules Pascin Cultural Centre, named after the Vidin-born painter.
🚶‍♀️ Conveniently located near Baba Vida Fortress and the Danube River.

Why Avoid

⚠️ No longer an active synagogue

Tips

👟 Wear closed-toed shoes if exploring inside
☀️ Visit during the daytime
🚌 Easily reachable from Sofia by bus (4 hours) or train (5 hours).
⚓ Many Danube River cruises include a stop in Vidin.

🅿️ ParkingFree roadside parking available.

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