The Medjiditabia Fortress
The Medjiditabia Fortress is one of the best preserved examples of the Ottoman fortification from the middle of the XIX century. Today this Fort is the only facility left from the Silistra fortress. Its construction took place in the period 1840-1853 according to the plan of the Prussian officer Helmut von Moltke and under the direct leadership of colonel Krach. It is a part of a total of eight fortifications aimed at protecting the approaches to the city.
In the fortress you can see the temporary exhibition ‘The Fates of Silistra in the XV-XIX centuries.’
Work time
May - October
Every day from 10:00 to 17:30 o’clock
Contacts
Medjiditabia Fortress
Kalipetrovo village 7539
Phone: 0878 967468
Link to the best route to the fortress in Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/TUcCyNKv5tcHQcRn7
Entrance fees
- Adults – 5 BGN
- Pupils, pensioners, students - 2 BGN
- Talk - 6 BGN
Archaeological and Ethnographic Exposition
- Adults - 3 BGN
- Pupils, pensioners, students - 1 BGN
- Talk – 6 BGN
Visit to three sites – 8 BGN
Family visits /2 adults and 2 children/
- Archaeological exposition + Ethnographic exposition + Medjiditabia fortress – 20 BGN
- Archaeological / Ethnographic exposition / + Medjiditabia fortress – 15 BGN
- Archaeological + Ethnographic exposition – 10 BGN
