Lake Ohrid is one of the most famous attractions of Macedonia. This ancient Balkan reservoir is protected by UNESCO. Tourists can expect clean beaches, many comfortable hotels, as well as everything necessary for sailing.

The stone bridge over the Vardar River is a real symbol of the city of Skopje, the capital of Macedonia. This ancient bridge was laid during the Roman Empire. Today it is not only a beautiful architectural monument, but also an important transport artery connecting Old and New Skopje. According to legend, luck will accompany everyone who crosses the Stone Bridge with light thoughts and a pure heart.

Palaoshnik is located in an amazingly beautiful wooded area near Lake Ohrid and the Samuel Stronghold. This tourist center has gained its popularity thanks to perfectly restored archaeological finds, in particular the Church of St. Panteleimon. It was erected on the site of a temple built in 893 in honor of St. Clement.

The national pride of the capital of Macedonia is the oldest fortress called Kale, the foundations of which date back to the I century AD. Stone fortress walls, paved paths, a landscaped park – in Calais there is everything you need for a wonderful holiday. You can get to the fortress on foot, moving from Macedonia Square.

One of the most popular places in the North of Macedonia is the stone town The dollhouse, which is also called the Valley of Dolls. This is a unique natural landscape, which consists of more than 120 naturally formed stone pillars that resemble human figures in their shape. There are many legends associated with the Valley of Dolls that explain this amazing natural phenomenon.

On Lake Ohrid there is a unique archaeological complex — "Bay on bones". This museum, created in the form of floating houses, imitates the ancient village of fishermen as much as possible. There is an archaeological museum and an equipped campsite for those who want to stay longer in the "Bay on Bones".

The Millennium Cross was erected in 2002, and is the tallest cross in the world. This structure was built in honor of 2000 years of Christianity in the lands of Macedonia. The cross is located on a mountain, its height is 66 meters, thanks to which you can observe this monument from almost anywhere in Skopje. The Millennium Cross looks especially impressive in the night illumination.

In the heart of the city Ohrid is a well-preserved ancient amphitheater, the construction of which dates back to the two hundredth years BC. Despite its impressive age, this structure is still used for its intended purpose today. Musical evenings, festivals, and theatrical performances are held here.

Galicica National Park is located in the south-west of Macedonia. There are many unique plants growing here, and bears, deer and wolves are found in the forests. For visitors Galichitsy regularly conduct hiking trips, and cycling enthusiasts will be pleasantly surprised by the equipped bike paths. You can also take a attractionseeing paragliding flight here.

City Bitola, located in the south-west of Macedonia, is famous for its unique archaeological finds. So, ruins were discovered here Heraclea Linkestis, an ancient ancient city. This settlement dates back to the V-IV centuries BC. There is a well-preserved amphitheater, several ancient walls, as well as beautiful floor mosaics.

The Monastery of St. Naum is one of the oldest temples in the country. It is located 30 kilometers from Ohrid in a quiet area on the shore of the lake. The iconostasis, interior walls and ceiling of the monastery amaze the imagination with the splendor of its decoration. The monks of this monastery traditionally treat their guests to national dishes and wonderful wine of their own production.

The fortress of Tsar Samuel, which was built by the Bulgarian ruler to protect his possessions, begins its history from the X century AD. The foundations and walls of ancient defensive structures have been preserved to this day. It is best to get to the fortress by a special tour bus.

The age of an extraordinarily beautiful lake Prespa is more than 5 million years old. In this reservoir is located the only island in Macedonia Golem Grad, on the territory of which are the ruins of the ancient monastery of St. Peter. To enjoy the views of the lake or visit the ruins of the temple, you should rent boats in the neighboring villages of Konsko or Stenye.

The House-Museum of Mother Teresa is located on the very place where the Catholic church used to be located, in which the future saint was christened. The house-museum presents several expositions about the life of Mother Teresa, containing documents, photographs and personal belongings of this holy woman. There is also a functioning chapel, and the square in front of the building is decorated with a monument.

The unique archaeological monument of Kokino, which, according to research, is more than 3,800 years old, is located on a hill Tatichev Kamen. This structure is an ancient observatory made of stone slabs. The radius of Korkino is 100 meters, many archaeological finds experts attribute to the Bronze Age.

The central square of the capital of Macedonia, Skopje, is crowned by a sculpture in the form of a horseman with a sword. This monument was named "Warrior on Horseback" and it is believed that this structure perpetuates Alexander the Great. The opening of the "Warrior on Horseback" was timed to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Macedonia.

One of the most popular tourist attractions, the Matka Canyon, is located 15 kilometers from the capital. This picturesque place was created by the Treska River flowing through the mountain range. In 1938, the river was blocked by a dam, which formed a beautiful mountain lake. In the Matka Canyon, you can also visit the Vrelo stalagmite cave.

Not far from the Old Market in Skopje is the most famous Islamic attraction of Macedonia — the Mustafa Pasha Mosque, which was built in the Middle Ages. Not only Muslims, but also representatives of other religions can admire the decoration of the ancient mosque.

Not far from Lake Ohrid is dominated by the medieval Church of St. John Kaneo. The temple is made of stone, and its architecture combines Armenian and Byzantine styles. The interior of the church was completed in the XV century and has been perfectly preserved since then. In the evenings, the Church of St. John The kaneo is illuminated by a backlight.

Pelister National Park occupies a huge area of more than 12 thousand hectares. Among tourists, this park is appreciated not only for its unique nature, but also for the annual ski season. There are many comfortable hotels where visitors can stay to comfortably enjoy the beauty of Pelister Park.

The unique and inimitable Church of St. Sophia, which is located in the city Ohrid, was built in the XI century. Today it is one of the most revered Christian shrines, which attracts tourists from all over the world. The rarest frescoes of the XI-XIII centuries, which adorn the Church of St. Sofia, it is forbidden to take pictures.

There is a village not far from Skopje Vizbegovo, which has gained considerable popularity thanks to the aqueduct located on its territory. This impressive architectural structure consists of 55 arches rising 16 meters above the ground.

In the eastern part of Macedonia near the town of Kriva Palanka is the monastery of St. Joachim Osogovsky. In the XVII century, the monastery was severely damaged, but then restored. Now it is a very beautiful functioning temple, located in a picturesque natural corner of Macedonia.