Skopje Grad Skopje, North Macedonia Travel Guide
Just 15 km (9 miles) to the southwest of Skopje, Matka Canyon awaits, a natural gorge with a hydroelectric dam.
Public bus (No. 60 from International Bus Station) or taxi/car lead to this popular outdoor spot. A half-day to full-day visit is common.
Located 170 km (105 miles) southwest, this UNESCO site is celebrated for its pristine lake and historic Old Town.
An roman-era city, 80 km (50 miles) south, near Gradsko. A half-day visit reveals its past.
North Macedonia's diverse natural landscapes extend beyond Skopje's immediate vicinity.
A nature reserve possessing a wealthy ecosystem.
Recreational zone with trails and views.
Mountains, lakes, forests, and winter sports resorts.
From The distant past rome Stobi and UNESCO-listed Ohrid provide historical depth.
Monastery of St. Jovan Bigorski, or tours to rural Macedonian villages.
Expand your journey with varied regional experiences and convenient travel linkages.
Skopje serves as a strategic point for regional travel across the Balkans.
Integrate Skopje into a a broader investigation of the Western Balkans.
Mount Vodno, bordering Skopje, is a readily accessible recreational area.
Lake Ohrid, an UNESCO site, is not only historic but a natural wonder with pristine waters.
Careful consideration of travel style and time allocation leads to a worthwhile experience.
Allows for flexible timings and personal exploration.
Fixed itineraries, expert guides, and planning are handled.
Varies from a half-day for Matka Canyon to a full day for distant sites. Ohrid merits an overnight stay.
