Skopje Grad Skopje, North Macedonia Travel Guide
Just 15 km (9 miles) 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 ancient Roman 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 protected area possessing a wealthy ecosystem.
Recreational region with trails and views.
Mountains, lakes, forests, and winter sports resorts.
From Ancient 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 rewarding experience.
Allows for flexible timings and personal exploration.
Fixed itineraries, expert guides, and logistics are handled.
Varies from a half-day for Matka Canyon to a full day for distant sites. Ohrid merits an overnight stay.
