Welcome to Macedonia

Macedonia is located in the central part of the Balkan Peninsula in South East Europe. Surrounded by land from all sides Macedonia borders with Serbia and Kosovo from North, Greece from South, Bulgaria from East, Albania from West.

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The Stone Bridge in Skopje

Stone Bridge in Skopje

The monumental Stone Bridge on Vardar River, connects the old and new part of Skopje city. According to Turkish sources, the bridge was built in the second half of the fifteenth century, during the rule of Sultan Mehmed II.

Clock Tower in Prilep

Clock Tower in Prilep

The Clock tower in Prilep is monument of culture built in the period 1825/1826 year by Said Aga (Саид-ага).

Bezisten (Covered Bazaar) in Bitola

Bezisten (Covered Bazaar) in Bitola

The preserved records from Bitola, pertaining to the period from the XVI-XIX century, mention many public buildings characteristic of Turkish construction, including the covered bazaar “Bezisten – Bedesten” with its 86 stores.

Pelince – ASNOM - World War II Memorial

Pelince – ASNOM – World War II Memorial

The Pelince Memorial Museum was developed by the project of architect Georgi Konstantinov (Ѓорѓи Константинов) and the monumental mosaic facade is the work of the Macedonian contemporary artists Rubens Korubin (Рубенс Корубин) and Ilija Penushliski (Илија Пенушлиски).

The building of Adventist Church in Bitola

The object of Adventist Church (Адвентистичка Црква) in Bitola,  located near the city library St. Kliment Ohridski, is constructed at the end of the 19th century, as a private residential facility, in an eclectic neo-Renaissance or neo-baroque style.

The building of Rectorate in Bitola

The building in which today is housed the Rectorate of the University St. Kliment Ohridski Bitola, also known as the former building of the old municipality of Bitola, is a monument of culture of the Republic of Macedonia and one of the bright examples of Bitola architecture.

Tsar Samoil fortress in Ohrid

Tsar Samoil fortress in Ohrid

Tsar Samoil fortress is considered one of the largest preserved fortifications in Macedonia. The fortress was first mentioned by the historian Titus Livy in the 3rd century BC, as a fortress of the city Lychnidos. Bigger more detailed description dates from the 5th century when the fortress was defended from tribal attacks during the Great Migration period.

Magaza - Art Gallery in Bitola

Magaza – Art Gallery in Bitola

The “Magaza” represented a true blessing for the traders who brought their wares in Bitola.  Through these gates passed, were stored, exhibited, and sold a variety of goods intended not only for the local but also for the major European markets.

Clock Tower in Veles

Clock Tower in Veles

The Clock Tower in Veles was built in the first half of XVI century. Located in the center of the…

Мetropolitan residence in Bitola

Мetropolitan residence in Bitola

The building of the Metropolitan residence in Bitola, according to its historical and architectural aesthetic values, has the status of a cultural monument of the Republic of Macedonia.

Old Bazaar in Skopje

Old Bazaar in Skopje

Passing the Stone Bridge on the River Vardar, you will find yourself into the old part of the city of Skopje.