Ohrid from Skopje

Location Samoil's Fortress, Berat, North Macedonia

Discover the enchanting town of Ohrid, often referred to as the "Jerusalem of the Balkans," and experience its captivating beauty firsthand. As the most picturesque town in Macedonia, Ohrid seamlessly blends rich history, vibrant culture, and promising future prospects. Explore this remarkable destination and uncover the unique charm that sets Ohrid apart.

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Ohrid and Lake Ohrid, esteemed tourist destinations in North Macedonia, are renowned for their rich religious heritage, with a plethran of churches and monasteries earning the city the moniker of the "Balkan and European Jerusalem." Ohrid, also known as the "City of Light," derives its name from the ancient Lychnid, and the region has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city's modern incarnation is a continuation of its ancient Lychnid legacy.

Upon arrival in Ohrid, visitors embark on a scenic 3-hour journey through the National Park of Mavrovo, with a stop at the 1000-year-old monastery, St. Jovan Bigorski, and its exquisite wood carvings. The route traverses the picturesque Radika River Valley, aptly dubbed "Macedonian Switzerland," with its stunning natural beauty, vibrant colors, and char

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Highlights	Ohrid, the cradle of Christianity, the Literacy, from the Antique until today Saint Sofia, church built on the foundations of a metropolitan cathedral Plaosnik, archaeological and holy place and the St. Clement’s Church, built 893 Jovan Kaneo, the "postcard" of Macedonia. Situated on the cliff over the lake Sveti Naum, dedicated to the enlightener Saint Naum, the pearl of art
Includes	Transfer to Ohrid and back The Guided Tour Snacks and water in the vehicle Entrance Ticket for Sveta Sofija Church Entrance Ticket for Plaosnik, St. Clement's Church Lunch in a local traditional Restaurant