• Ancient Theatre of Ohrid - The Antique Theater is situated at the base of the eastern slope of the higher Ohrid hill, beneath Samuel’s Fortress, close to one of the main entrances to the fortified city—the Upper Gate. From here, visitors can enjoy an unforgettable view of the lake and the surrounding mountains.

Constructed over two thousand years ago, at the end of the 3rd or the beginning of the 2nd century during the late Hellenistic period, it was designed for theatrical plays, musical, and poetry performances for theater art enthusiasts.

• National Ohrid Museum - Robevci House - In 1996, the Robev Family House was protected under the Law on Protection of Cultural Monuments of the Republic of Macedonia as a valuable cultural and historical heritage, showcasing the distinctive features of 19th-century Ohrid architecture. A guide will accompany visitors on each level, explaining the exhibits.
• Church of Saint Sophia - The church’s interior is adorned with frescoes from the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries, representing some of the most significant achievements in Byzantine painting of that era. The main part of the church was constructed in the 11th century, with external additions made by Archbishop Gregory II in the 14th century. A guide will accompany visitors on each level, explaining the features.
• Filevi - Original Ohrid’s Pearls - Travelers will have the chance to witness a presentation on the creation of the famous Ohrid pearl, which boasts a nearly century-long tradition in Ohrid and is renowned worldwide. Its recipe remains a closely guarded secret. A guide will accompany visitors during the presentation of the famous Ohrid pearls.
• Leskoets - Discover the secrets of Macedonian cuisine with this unique experience in a cozy village house. Participants will have the opportunity to get hands-on with flour and prepare specialties like burek and komat by kneading the dough. The class is entirely hands-on and begins with an introduction to the ingredients over a glass of coffee or wine. Enjoy your handmade komat while sipping a glass of famous Macedonian wine and spending quality time in nature.

• Small-group tour ensures a personal experience
• Rare opportunity to spend time with a local
• Includes drinks
• Enjoy the beautiful surrounding nature

• Lunch
• Tea and coffee

This immersive tour offers a journey through the eldest regions of Ohrid and a hands-on culinary experience. Delving into its stunning architecture is sure to provide lasting memories! As we walk, I’ll enlighten you with many tales associated with the area. The starting point for our tour is the main square, where we’ll witness a display of filigree work. Next, we move on to learn about the making of handmade paper. Following this, we’ll move onto St. Sofia Church, one of the oldest and largest churches in Ohrid. From there, we continue to a presentation that extols the famed Ohrid pearls, and then carry on towards the Ancient Theatre to catch breathtaking views of Lake Ohrid. Following the walking tour, a car will pick up the travelers and shuttle them to a nearby farmhouse (a 10-minute drive), where they will partake in preparing a traditional meal known as ‘komat’. After experiencing the process of making and savoring the komat while sipping Macedonian wine and coffee, travelers will be returned to the initial meeting spot.

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