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Information Boards to Be Positioned at 22 Tourism Sights in Vidin Region
A brand new tourist information centre will be opened at the old Turkish post office in the Bulgarian town of Vidin on 22nd October 2010. The tourist centre will service guests and residents of the town according to the Danube strategy.
The renovation of the Krastata Kazarma Museum and Kaleto Fortress will start next year. The main goal of the project is to recover and develop the cultural and historical sight of Vidin's Kaleto fortification system connecting the preserved fortification walls of the Turkish door with the adjoining ditch and the Enichar and Florentin gates.
Thus the fortification system will be transformed into a tourist attraction of local and national significance. The renovation of the building of the Krastata Kazarma (meaning cross-shaped barracks) and the construction of the adjoining infrastructure will cost 1.75 million BGN. The project should be completed until July 2012.
Another tourist centre will be opened in the Prof. Dr. Asen Zlatarev Gymnasium in the town. It will offer advertisement brochures and badges with sights from Vidin. Over 2000 books in English, Bulgarian and Italian will present the popular sites for hunting and fishing in the Vidin region. They will be distributed in tourist centres, by tour operators and institutions in Bulgaria and abroad.
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