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Imagine a winter retreat in Macedonia, nestled in the mountains with cozy cabins, hot springs, and tranquility. This magical destination is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, offering a peaceful respite in nature's embrace. With breathtaking views, invigorating hot springs, and serene surroundings, this winter retreat is sure to rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit.
Macedonia, located in the heart of the Balkans, is a hidden gem for nature lovers seeking vibrant fall foliage. The country's diverse landscapes provide the perfect canvas for nature's artwork to be displayed in all its glory during the autumn months. From towering mountains to tranquil lakes, Macedonia's hiking trails offer breathtaking views of the changing foliage. Here are 20 must-visit fall foliage hiking trails in Macedonia that will immerse you in nature's beauty.
Macedonia is a hidden gem in Europe, packed with beautiful beaches, vibrant festivals, and thrilling adventure activities. From the crystal-clear waters of Lake Ohrid to the lively music festivals in Skopje, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this captivating country. Whether you're a beach bum, a culture vulture, or an adrenaline junkie, Macedonia has it all. Read on for a guide to the best summer delights in Macedonia.
Macedonia is a hidden gem in the Balkans, especially during the autumn months when nature comes alive with vibrant colors, perfect for hiking and exploring. In addition to its natural beauty, Macedonia also boasts a rich cultural heritage with ancient ruins and traditional festivals. Discover Macedonia's hidden autumn gems through a variety of activities that showcase the best of this beautiful country.
Macedonia, located in the Balkan Peninsula, transforms into a picturesque wonderland during the spring season. The country's landscapes burst into bloom with vibrant flowers, lush greenery, and stunning mountains. Taking a journey through Macedonia during spring offers a unique experience of witnessing nature's beauty at its peak. From exploring national parks to participating in cultural festivals, there are plenty of activities to enjoy during this time of the year.
Macedonia may be known for its stunning landscapes and rich history, but it also offers a winter wonderland for outdoor enthusiasts. The country's mountainous terrain provides the perfect backdrop for skiing, snowboarding, and other snowy activities. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time snow sports enthusiast, Macedonia has something for everyone during the winter months.
Macedonia, a hidden gem in the Balkans, offers the perfect summer getaway with its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and adventurous activities. Whether you're looking to relax under the sun or seek thrilling experiences, Macedonia has something for everyone. From exploring ancient ruins to hiking through picturesque landscapes, a summer escape to Macedonia promises an unforgettable experience.
As winter fades away in Macedonia, nature comes alive with the arrival of spring. Beautiful blooming flowers, lush greenery, and lively wildlife create a picturesque landscape that invites exploration. From hiking in the mountains to picnicking in the parks, there are endless opportunities to experience the beauty of spring awakening in Macedonia.
1. Hiking in Pelister National ParkExplore the stunning landscapes of Pelister National Park, home to beautiful frozen lakes and dense pine forests. Don't miss the opport
Explore 2 historical cities in Kosovo on a full-day private tour from Skopje. Experience the vibrant life of Pristina, and then spend the afternoon at the traditional small town of Prizren.
Escape the hustle and bustle of Skopje city center and get back to nature in the Matka Canyon. Ride the cable car up Vodno Mountain, see miraculous frescoes of Byzantine art and much more.
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Meteora on a full-day bus trip from Thessaloniki. Enter 2 of the 6 holy monasteries and get panoramic views of the giant rocks.
Enjoy the nature of Vitsi on a guided tour at the International Environmental Center of ARCTUROS. Observe bears, wolves, and lynxes and learn how ARCTUROS protects wildlife and biodiversity.
From Skopje, enjoy a full-day tour of Mavrovo and Ohrid with your family and friends with your own professional guide.
Refresh your mind and body at the Pozar Thermal Baths and relax in the naturally heated water from the hot springs. Continue to the ancient city of Edessa on a day trip from Thessaloniki.
During this full-day tour from Sofia, visit the capital of Macedonia, the city of Skopje. Explore both in the old and the new parts of the city, enjoying the beauty and learning the city's history.
Discover the heritage and culture of two countries in the Western Balkans, North Macedonia and Kosovo, on a comprehensive 2-day tour from Sofia.
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Escape the hustle and bustle of Skopje city center and get back to nature in the Matka Canyon. Ride the cable car up Vodno Mountain, see miraculous frescoes of Byzantine art and much more.
Explore the center of Christianity for all Slavs on a half-day tour of Ohrid, and discover the seat of the Archbishopric. See all the historic city’s main sights, such as the Cathedral of St. Sofia, the burial place of St. Kliment, and more.
Enjoy the nature of Vitsi on a guided tour at the International Environmental Center of ARCTUROS. Observe bears, wolves, and lynxes and learn how ARCTUROS protects wildlife and biodiversity.
Enjoy a day full of fun for the whole family on a swimming trip to the Diaporos, Vourvourou, Sithonia, and Ammouliani islands. Dive into crystalline waters and savor a light BBQ meal on the boat.
Explore 2 historical cities in Kosovo on a full-day private tour from Skopje. Experience the vibrant life of Pristina, and then spend the afternoon at the traditional small town of Prizren.
Enjoy a guided sightseeing cruise to Mount Athos in Halkidiki on the only glass-bottom boat in Ouranoupolis. Marvel at the views of the holy monasteries and surrounding nature.
Discover the mythical splendor of Mount Olympus on a half-day hiking tour through the gorge of Enipeas, down to the village of Litochoro.
Refresh your mind and body at the Pozar Thermal Baths and relax in the naturally heated water from the hot springs. Continue to the ancient city of Edessa on a day trip from Thessaloniki.
Discover the heritage and culture of two countries in the Western Balkans, North Macedonia and Kosovo, on a comprehensive 2-day tour from Sofia.
Berovo is surely one of the most beautiful mountainous towns in Macedonia. Small, but charming and historically rich town, located in the very eastern part of Macedonia, around 180 km away from the capital Skopje. Lying on both banks of the River Bregalnica with an absolute altitude between 830-900m and favorable climate, Berovo is a town with the highest oxygen concentration at the Balkans. The average annual temperature is 11.1 °C, while the temperature in summer is around 19°C.
Bitola is the second largest city in the country and has always been an important administrative, cultural, commercial and educational centre. During the ottoman period the city was home to many consulates from European countries and therefore got its nickname "the city of consuls".
Central Macedonia region follows not only the flow of the largest river in the country Vardar but also the most important highway and railway that run from North to South. The famous E-75 road from Skopje to Gevgelija links several cities, cultural hotspots and historical locations.
Dojran is located in the south-east region in Macedonia and includes the two settlements Nov Dojran (New Dojran) and Star Dojran (Old Dojran) and the smallest of the three main natural lakes in the country, Lake, you guessed it, Dojran. Out of the tree, the settlement Star Dojran that lies on the coast of the lake makes the main tourist attraction, has a few hundred full time residents and during the summer period has thousands of visitors.
Eastern Macedonia boasts with many attractive, adventurous, cultural and fun things to see, experience and enjoy. It is a home to some of the most extraordinary displays of the forces of nature, ancient cities and locations, amazing monasteries and some exciting cultural events.
Gevgelija is the southernmost city in Macedonia and is just 3 km away from the Macedonian-Greek border. A small town with a big character as it's one of the more popu...
Kratovo got its name from its location, lying on a extinguished volcano crater. Throughout the ages Kratovo has always been an important mining town from which some of the first coins in the country originated. Kratovo was known also as the city of towers and bridges, and to this very day they still remain one of the main tourist attractions.
Our guide to Krushevo by our Macedonia local expert - Krushevo is one of the cities in Macedonia that has a profound cultural and historical value. Once a thriving city that was a refuge for the Macedonian people from the Ottomans, now a top tourist destination. At 1,350m above sea level Krushevo is the highest settlement classified as a city in the Balkans. An integral part of the Baba Mountain this small city that today counts only 9,684 citizens, that has a special part in Macedonian culture and history, at one point in history it was its own Republic.
Our guide to Kumanovo by our Macedonia local expert - Kumanovo is the third largest city in the country, and being located on the main E-75 highway that drives down through the country is easily accessible. Like every major city in Macedonia, Kumanovo is fairly active, especially considering it is only around 30km away from the capital Skopje. Having that in mind it's quite often that Skopje and Kumanovo exchange visitors for nightlife and restaurants.
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Ohrid is by many considered to be the Balkan Jerusalem, and rightly so as the city is one of the oldest with profoundly rich culture and huge significance for the development of the Macedonian nation and religion. The epithets for Ohrid do not stop at a Balkan Jerusalem and similar terms that are based on its cultural heritage but also terms like the Balkan Pearl which try to capture its beauty. Situated on the coast of the ancient lake that bears the same name it is the only area protected and enlisted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Macedonia. Although statistically it is the second city visited by tourists in Macedonia, behind Skopje the Capital, its role and significance for Macedonian tourism is unrivalled.
Shtip is also one of the largest cities in Eastern Macedonia and is considered the textile industry capital of the country. With a vibrant nightlife and the university of Goce Delchev, Shtip is considered an active city with plenty of fun and activities. Shtip is also known as the city under the Isar, which was a medieval fortress whose remains are still visible to this day and is one of the tourist attractions in the city. Besides having to see the ruins of the centuries old fortress the Isar allows for great views of the city and its surroundings.
Skopje is the capital of the country and expectedly the economic, administrative, cultural, political center. Skopje is just 20 minutes away from international airport "...
Our guide to Strumica by our Macedonia local expert - Strumica is one of the popular and vibrant cities in the country. Although the city itself is not that large, the municipality includes many smaller villages and towns making it quite busy. The region is known for two main things, agriculture and the Strumica Carnival that takes place every year. Since there are many smaller villages surrounding the city the main occupation is trading and producing agricultural goods, the peppers and tomatoes are said to be the tastiest in Strumica.
Veles has always been an important city for Macedonian culture and heritage, with several notable writers, artists and revolutionaries like Koco Racin, Rajko Zinzifov, Kole Nedelkovski and Petre Prlicko originating from the city or the surrounding area.
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