Kostoperska Karpa (Bone Washing Rock, Костоперска Карпа) is archaeological site near the village Mlado Nagoricane (Младо Нагоричане) on 10 km northeast of Kumanovo and over international road that goes east to Kjustendil.
Czar's Towers (Carevi Kuli, Цареви Кули, Струмичко Кале) is most remarkable archaeological site in the city of Strumica. Strumica was called Tiveriopolis in the Middle Ages.
At 12 km from the town of Strumica (Струмица), at the northern foot of Mount Belasitza (Беласица), located are strong hot water springs with a temperature of 72 ° C.
Stobi (Стоби, Στο'βοι,) is an urban settlement from ancient times located on the place where Black River (Црна Река, Erigon) enters into the Vardar River (Вардар, Axios).
Tumba Madzari (Тумба Маџари) is located in Cento (Ченто) settlement, and it is the most important Neolithic site in Skopje valley, discovered in 1961.
Cebren (Чебрен, Chebren) monastery complex in the past the was one of the richest and most famous monasteries in Mariovo and the wider region.
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The building in which today is located Stopanska Banka Bitola (Стопанска Банка Битола),
The building in which today is housed the Rectorate of the University St. Kliment Ohridski Bitola, also known as the former building of the old municipality of Bitola, is a monument of culture of the Republic of Macedonia and one of the bright examples of Bitola architecture.
The building in which today is housed the Bitola museum was built as a military school in 1848 when the city of Bitola (Monastir) was a military, administrative, political, and commercial center of the then European Turkey.
The object of the University Library St. Kliment Ohridski in Bitola, was built in the late 19th century by the famous trade family Pinika, as a facility with educational and social nature (Greek female high school "Partenagogion").
The object of Adventist Church (Адвентистичка Црква) in Bitola, located near the city library St. Kliment Ohridski, is constructed at the end of the 19th century, as a private residential facility, in an eclectic neo-Renaissance or neo-baroque style.
The building of the Metropolitan residence in Bitola, according to its historical and architectural aesthetic values, has the status of a cultural monument of the Republic of Macedonia.
The “Magaza” represented a true blessing for the traders who brought their wares in Bitola. Through these gates passed, were stored, exhibited, and sold a variety of goods intended not only for the local but also for the major European markets.
The Army House (Офицерски дом, Officer Home) in Bitola, according to its historical and architectural aesthetic values, has the status of a monument of culture in the Republic of Macedonia.
The object of the Gymnasium "Josip Broz Tito" (Јосип Броз Тито) in Bitola, according to its historical and architectural and aesthetic values, is a monument of culture of the Republic of Macedonia.
The church dedicated to St. Nicholas (Св. Никола) is the main church in the village Gradesnica (Градешница, Gradeshnica), one of the most beautiful villages in the Mariovo region, located 52 kilometers from Bitola city.
This church Holy Sunday is located on the left side of the northern entrance of Bitola in the Holy Sunday cemetery.
The church St. Demetrius (St. Dimitrij, Macedonian - Св. Димитрија, Св. Димитриј) in Bitola was built in 1830, replacing the former old burnt chapel from 1726.
The preserved records from Bitola, pertaining to the period from the XVI-XIX century, mention many public buildings characteristic of Turkish construction, including the covered bazaar “Bezisten - Bedesten” with its 86 stores.
For the Deboj in Bitola, there is no reliable historical data, but it is assumed that was probably built in the XVII / XVIII century when it served as a hammam.
Zandan Kule in Bitola is a well-preserved stone tower, located in the schoolyard of the primary school “Stiv Naumov” Bitola.
At the entrance of village Gradeshnica (Mariovo region) in the Municipality of Novaci, 52 km from Bitola,
St. Nicholas Monastery is located in Mariovo region (Prilep municipality), in village Manastir and is one of the oldest monasteries in Republic of Macedonia.
Heraclea is mentioned by most of the ancient writers: Polybius, Strabo, Caesar and others., in all itinerariums (Itinerarium Antonini and others.) in Tabula Peutingeriana as a station on the road Heraclea - Stobi.
