Belogradchik is a town in northwestern Bulgaria in the Vidin region. Belogradchik, which literally means "small white town" is located at the foot of the Balkan Mountains, east of the border with Serbia, 50 km south of the Danube. The city is unique and famous for its cliffs, Belogradchik Rocks, which cover an area of ​​90 square kilometers and reach 200 meters high.

Sights to visit:
Belogradchik Fortress - a national symbol and one of the best preserved monuments dating from the third century AD Bulgaria Current appearance dates from 1805-1837, when it was rebuilt by the Turks. Open daily from 9 to 18.
Magura Cave - 25 km from Belogradchik, has a length of 2500 m.
Inside the cave are painted on the walls cave drawings from the Iron Age.
Open daily from 9 to 18.
Astronomical Observatory - has three telescopes and offers the astronomy enthusiasts, the latest information.
Historical Museum of the city, called the house Panov, holds an exhibition with over 8000 pieces dating from prehistory to the Middle Ages.
Visiting 09-12, 14-17.
Hadzhi Hussein Mosque - built in 1751 by Osman Pazvantoglu and is the only mosque in Bulgaria carved wooden roof with Bulgarian traditional motifs.