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Belogradchik Fortress is an ancient fortress on the northern slopes of the Balkan Mountains. It is one of the best-preserved fortresses in Bulgaria and a cultural monument of national importance. The original fortress was built between the 1st and 3rd centuries, when the region was part of the Roman Empire. The surrounding rock formations served as natural protection. Fortified walls were practically only built on the northwest and southeast sides, as the courtyard was surrounded on the other sides by cliffs up to 70 meters high. Originally, Belogradchik Fortress served as a surveillance facility rather than a purely defensive one. It was last used for warfare during the Serbian-Bulgarian War of 1885. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festung_Belogradtschik

Belogradchik Fortress is an ancient fortress on the northern slopes of the Balkan Mountains. It is one of the best-preserved fortresses in Bulgaria and a cultural monument of national importance. The original fortress was built between the 1st and 3rd centuries, when the region was part of the Roman Empire. The surrounding rock formations served as natural protection. Fortified walls were practically only built on the northwest and southeast sides, as the courtyard was surrounded on the other sides by cliffs up to 70 meters high. Originally, Belogradchik Fortress served as a surveillance facility rather than a purely defensive one. It was last used for warfare during the Serbian-Bulgarian War of 1885. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festung_Belogradtschik

Midžor, soaring at 2,169 meters, is the highest peak of the Balkan Mountains, straddling the border between Serbia and Bulgaria. Renowned for its breathtaking views and accessible trails, Midžor is a favorite destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts seeking to experience the serene beauty of the Balkans. The summit offers panoramic vistas that stretch across verdant landscapes, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring this part of Europe.

The highest peak in Serbia. You can reach it from Bulgaria or Serbia. From the Bulgarian side there are two ways to the summit. A normal path (which is pretty easy) and one that is quite strenuous and overgrown (you have to make your own way through the bushes and trees). The view from the top is sooooo beautiful. There are also a lot of hikers from Serbia there.

This is where you can take your first break on the way to the summit. The paths go in different directions, but both lead to Midschur. Unfortunately, one is very strenuous because there is no real path anymore (only according to Komoot) and you have to make your own way through the forest and bushes. The route is steep and not easy at all. You don't have to climb, but every step takes a lot of energy. Nevertheless, I think it's nice if you need something different. You have to watch out for wild animals because the area is overgrown.

Even though this mountain is relatively small, you have a beautiful panoramic view in all directions... especially worthwhile at sunrise

The landscape is inviting, in the Bulgarian territory it borders between Serbia and Romania. Unfortunately, a long journey does not allow me to deepen my knowledge of this territory which looks fantastic 😁

The place to visit for lots of panoramic views in all directions. One can see the village below on one side and the vast open valley below on the other side and everywhere in between, lots of rock formation.