Tourists are also drawn in by several festivals that have gained European recognition: Skopje Summer Festival, Skopje Jazz Festival, Autumn Music or the May Opera Evenings. Unfortunately, the memorial house of the city’s most famous resident, Mother Theresa, was demolished years ago. In compensation, she was dedicated a small memorial room, at the base of Feudal Tower.
read moreThe archeological discoveries indicate that the first settlement on the site of modern Skopje was built by people from the Neolithic. The Dardans, a Traco-Ilyrian tribe, were the first to be mentioned by ancient historians as inhabitants of Skopje. When Romans conquered Macedonia, Skopje became a Roman colony (Roman city served by a garrison). Due to the presence of Roman colonists and solders, Skopje was Latinized,...
read moreSkopje has numerous bars and clubs that cater to every taste. There are several large nightclubs where you can listen and dance to the latest music, but there are many alternative clubs frequented by the bohemian crowd. Kaj Pero is a quaint little bar located in a cellar, where you can listen to many talented local bands and sometimes even to international acts. If you’re looking for a posh place to spend your...
read moreSkopje is rapidly becoming a popular destination among both backpackers and more demanding tourists, so there is an ever increasing number of hotels and hostels that will satisfy every type of tourists. Young people in search of variety and like-minded travelers will definitely feel welcome at Hotel MHC. This youth hostel is located in the city centre, close to many major attractions, and it offers comfortable and...
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