• Veles - Veles is recognized as an industrial hub and has recently emerged as a leader in integrating IT within local administration in North Macedonia.

While Veles may not have an abundance of attractions, it is still worth visiting for its scenic location and the stunning views on the journey from Skopje.

A key attraction in Veles is the Yugoslav spomenik, Kosturnica Memorial. Situated above the city, it exemplifies the unique and abstract architecture of Yugoslavian monuments from the mid-20th century.

Kosturnica was designed by architects Ljubomir Denkovic and Savo Subotin from Novi Sad, Serbia. The memorial is intended to resemble an open poppy-seed flower, symbolizing life and rebirth. The clocktower, St. Pantelejmon Church, and the man-made Lake Mladost in Veles are also noteworthy attractions.

• Stobi - Stobi evolved from an ancient town of Paeonia and Macedonia into the largest city in the northern Roman province of Macedonia, later becoming the capital of Macedonia Secunda. The city flourished demographically, urbanistically, and culturally between the 2nd and 5th centuries CE. The remains of a Roman theatre, a temple, public buildings, palaces, and Early Christian basilicas reflect the grandeur of this cosmopolitan Roman city. The archaeological site is open to visitors and offers regular guided tours, a free audio guide, an immersive storytelling mobile app, and a VR experience of gladiator combat in the theatre. The site is managed by the National Institution Stobi.

• Prilep - Prilep is the sixth-largest city in North Macedonia, with a population of 63,308 according to the 2021 census. The city offers several attractions worth exploring. The city center is charming, featuring a large square with an impressive monument dedicated to King Marko, who ruled the area in the 14th century.

Before entering the bazaar area, visitors will notice the slightly leaning clock tower, nearly 40 meters tall, dating back to the mid-19th century. It was constructed in the Old Bazaar to replace a similar wooden structure destroyed by fire in 1854. Nearby, the ruins of the Čarši Mosque can be seen. Originally from the late 15th century, the mosque was severely damaged during the 2001 insurgency in Macedonia when it was deliberately set on fire. There are additional monuments and sculptures to explore.

• Krusevo - Kruševo is a town in North Macedonia, with its name meaning ‘place of pear trees’ in Macedonian. It is the highest town in North Macedonia and one of the highest in the Balkans, situated over 1350 meters above sea level. Kruševo is the seat of Kruševo Municipality.

Toše Proeski Memorial House and Grave
Toše Proeski, akin to Justin Bieber for Canadians if Canadians held Bieber in high regard, is perhaps the most renowned contemporary musician from Macedonia.

Museum of the Ilinden Uprising
Though not personally visited, this museum is significant if one is in town when it is open.

Mečkin Kamen
Many legends are associated with the hills of Kruševo, with Mečkin Kamen being a focal point.

Explore Kruševo town.

Montana Palace Hotel.

Museum of the Ilinden Uprising.

• Bitola - Bitola is a city in the southwestern part of North Macedonia, located in the southern Pelagonia valley, surrounded by the Baba, Nidže, and Kajmakčalan mountain ranges, 14 kilometers north of the Medžitlija-Níki border crossing with Greece.

For those seeking the city’s vibrant life, Shirok Sokak is the place to be. This pedestrian street begins at Magnolia Square and extends to City Park. As the day progresses, the wide walkway fills with cheerful locals. Enjoy time at Magnolia Square and the Clock Tower.

The area offers a variety of cafés, restaurants, and shops lining the neoclassical buildings, with several consulates also located here.

No visit to Bitola is complete without exploring the magnificent Heraclea Lyncestis, where Macedonian ruins, Greek inscriptions, and a Roman theatre create a rich tapestry of history.

• Winery „Lazar“ / Винарска Визба Лазар / Винарија Лазар - Choose between Lazar or Sopot Winery.

“Lazar Winery has been producing wines since 2000. It is located near the ancient town of Stobi along the “Friendship” E75 highway corridor connecting Skopje (North Macedonia) and Thessaloniki (Greece). There is a direct exit from the highway to Lazar Winery.

Chateau Sopot is situated near Veles Lake, nestled between the valleys and uplands of the Veles wine region. It is close to highway E-75 on the Skopje-Veles road, on the right side of the toll road.

Chateau Sopot is a small boutique winery with an annual capacity of 100,000 liters, established in 2006. The winery had its first harvest the following year. It boasts 100 hectares of its own vineyards, with a selection of varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon, Riesling, Chardonnay, and Temjanika.”

• Mekici of Straza (national traditional breakfast), mekici, cheese and yogurt
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Boat tour around old city of Ohrid
• Transportation and guiding

• Food and drink and tips as well as any other entry not listed in the attraction .
• Lunch: We can have lunch in Krusevo. It will cost between 15-20 Euros per..
• Visit to Florina (Lerin) Greece and coffee to have one more country visited and a stemp, plus 50€.

Embark on an exciting adventure through the hidden treasures of North Macedonia, a region known for its rich cultural heritage, breathtaking natural landscapes, and welcoming hospitality. This tour will guide you from the lively city of Skopje to captivating locations such as:

• Veles, with scenic drives.
• A guided tour of the Stobi archaeological site.
• Prilep, featuring the city center, the Old Bazaar, and more.
• Krusevo, the highest settlement in Macedonia and beyond.
• Bitola, the highlight of this journey.
• Enjoy wine tasting on the return trip.

Each stop on our customized tour presents a unique mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, enhancing the country’s rich array of experiences for visitors. Get ready to be enchanted by the deep history, friendly hospitality, and stunning scenery as we set off on this memorable journey through North Macedonia.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.