Skopie Map, Macedonia

Skopie History

In the 6th century, Scupi was destroyed by a terrible disaster. An important ruler, born in this beautiful town, Justinian I, came back to his birthplace to help its reconstruction. He managed to do this by building a settlement north of the city of Scupi, but, unfortunately, a few years later the city was again ravished by the invasion of the Slavic people. In the early medieval period, Skopje was the cause for the... read more

Skopie Travel Guide

The people of Skopie are enormously hospitable and welcoming for everyone coming to the place. The warmth received makes you feel a part of this wonderful city from the very first day. Almost a mixed culture is formed on the lands of Skopie, due to the presence of many ethnic groups that have made the city as their habitat. The Albanians, Turks, Serbs and Macedonians reside as a sundry population in the city. read more

Skopie Nightlife

If you are in a hurry and don’t want to waste your time in a fancy restaurant, then you can always mix this with the pleasure of enjoying a local food, called kebab. It is a delicious combination of tomatoes, cucumber, salad, fried potatoes with pork or chicken, all wrapped in pita bread. You can try this specialty in any old bazaar at a really low price. Jana is the right choice if you want to get acquainted with... read more

Skopie Sightseeing

Another proof of the remarkable history of this amazing town that will allure you is represented by the symbol of the city: the Stone Bridge. It connects the two banks of the river that crosses Skopje, River Vardar, connecting thus the old city with the new and modern part. Skopje Aqueduct is also of high interest for the numerous tourists interested in this unique Macedonian city. The old aqueduct represented a means... read more