Skopje, Macedonia travel guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Skopje, Macedonia, an ancient and mysterious place of purity, the hometown of Nobel Peace Prize winner and humanitarian Mother Teresa, and the capital of the Republic of Macedonia. There are many high-rise buildings in the city, neat streets and unique riverside buildings. Although it has experienced severe damage from the earthquake, the rebuilt Skopje still retains its former heritage and continues to create today's glory.

Attractions distribution:

Skopje is located on the upper reaches of the Vardar River and is a small landlocked country in the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula. The city is centered on the square, where there are statues of some important historical figures such as Philip II, as well as tourist attractions such as the National Museum and the Arc de Triomphe. Walking along the pedestrian street, you can pass through the commercial district selling a variety of souvenirs, the simple old town, visit the earthquake museum converted from the old train station, and fully experience the charm of this city. The famous Mother Teresa Memorial Hall and birthplace ruins are the most important sights that every tourist must see.

Scenic spot features:

Former residences of celebrities, religion, museums, rivers