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London - Craiova Flights: the fastest route to Vidin
The town of Vidin and the rest of the settlements in the North-Western part of Bulgaria can now be reached through flights from Luton Airport in London to the city of Craiova in Romania. The low-cost air carrier WizzAir will launch the new flight destination in the beginning of October.
A preferred destination for UK property buyers, travelers to the border town of Vidin will now be able to reach the region not only with flights to the capital Sofia, but also with flights to the city of Craiova, followed by a 1.5h trip through Romania and the new Danube II Bridge across the river. This will make the journey from the airport to the city of Vidin shorter.
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