Cultural Heritage

Daut Pasha Hamam is located near the Stone Bridge in Skopje, in the old part of the City. It is one of the most famous monuments of the Islamic profane architecture in Macedonia.

On the outskirts of Skopje, near Skopje – Kacanik road, is the old aqueduct, built of stone and brick with 55 arches which stand on massive pillars.

In the middle of the XV century, located near Suli An was built Chifte Amam, the second largest during the Turkish time in Skopje.

Suli An is located in the Old Skopje Bazaar, near Cifte Amam.

Kursumli An (Inn) is situated on the left bank of the river Vardar in Skopje's former Iron Bazaar.

In the yard north of Hjunkjar Mosque of Sultan Murat II, rises six sided clock tower, erected in the middle of the sixteenth century (1566-1572) in Skopje.

Passing the Stone Bridge on the River Vardar, you will find yourself into the old part of the city of Skopje.

The today existing Bezisten, was built on the site of the old, and it is located in the Old Skopje Bazaar, sourrounded on all sides by small shops.

Havzi Pasha hospices (inns) in Bardovci were built in the first half of the nineteenth century, probably between 1830 to 1845, because Havzi Pasha became pasha of Skopje somewhere in 1820 and in 1845 he left Skopje, and shortly afterwards died.

In the new part in Skopje, preserved are remains of old Turkish feudal tower, probably builded at the end of XVII or beginning of XVIII century.

In Skopje city center, on the river Vardar, exist the monumental stone bridge, which today connects the old and new part of the City.

Skupi the ancient settlement is located between the villages Zlokukani and Bardovci.

Skopje Kale (Fortress) takes one of the dominant positions in the center of the City of Skopje.

Church St. Sofia in Ohrid is one of the most significant monuments of medieval art and architecture in Macedonia.