Skopje walking tour

Languages spoken: English

Duration: 2 hrs

Difficulty: Easy

Meeting point:

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Highlights

Gate Macedonia and the main square in Skopje
The Fountain and the sculpture of the Warrior on a Horse representing Alexander the Great
Memorial House of Mother Teresa (inside) and her statue at the main pedestrian zone in Skopje
Remains of Old Skopje railway station, today the City Museum (from outside)
Macedonian parliament building and the park dedicated to a woman
Stone Bridge, the symbol of the city
New Archaeological Museum (from outside)
Macedonian Holocaust Museum (from outside)
Old Bazaar with its unique architecture and craftsman shops
Church of St Spas (The Holy Salvation) with its unique iconostasis from the 19th century (inside)
Mustapha Pasha Mosque (from outside)
Skopje Fortress Kale (inside)

All about the trip

Walking tour is the best way to explore the new and old part of Skopje. Would you like to be introduced to the main sights of Skopje? This tour gives you the opportunity to explore Skopje city center ä accompanied by our experienced and professional tour guide who will be at your service during this tour.

Skopje is not only a city with centuries-long history and traditional values but also the capital of Macedonia as well. It covers an area of 225 km2 and its position makes it an important crossroads of south-eastern Europe.

The city’s origin can be traced back to the ancient city of Skupi, located 7 km northwest from today’s town. It was and it is settled on the roads that united Western and Eastern civilization, on the roads trodden by conquerors, believers, merchants, etc. Because of its geographical position at important crossroads, Skupi assumed a special role in the Roman Empire. Christianization spread to Skupi very early – it had an organized church since the time of Constantine I. Till the end of the 13th century, Skopje was a part of different kingdoms and empires. In 1392 Skopje became a part of the big Ottoman empire and as a crossroad of important Balkan routes connecting Europe and Asia, the city became increasingly important to the Turks as a base for their further conquests. Ottoman rule has left many signs and monuments in Skopje. Today Skopje is the biggest cultural, economic, and trade center in Macedonia.

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What is included in the price

Experienced English-speaking local tour guide
Visit to Kale Fortress and Mother Teresa Memorial House

What is not included in the price

Food and beverages
Gratuities

Instructions

What to take with you?

Comfortable clothes and shoes
Drinking water
Energy snacks
Sun protection, e.g. a hat or sun cream
Pocket money
Camera

Where do we meet and where will the trip end?

Meeting place:

Gate Macedonia

Meeting place information:

Meet the tour guide in front of Gate Macedonia

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Final destination:

Skopje Fortress

The tour ends close to the Skopje Fortress.

Cancellation Policy - Benevolent

Cancellation more than 4 days prior to the starting date. Clients are automatically refunded the full booking price.
Cancellation within 48 to 96 hours prior to the starting date. Clients are entitled to a 50% refund of the booking price.
Cancellation less than 48 hours prior to the starting date. No refunds.

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