Skopje

Start your journey with pick-up from your hotel at 07:30am. Travel through scenic landscapes to North Macedonia for about 3.5 hours. In Skopje, contrasts come alive. Wander through the timeless alleys of the Old Bazaar, where echoes of Ottoman heritage meet the hum of modern cafés. Stand at the heart of the city in Macedonia Square, surrounded by grand monuments that tell tales of identity and transformation. Visit the humble birthplace of compassion at the Memorial House of Mother Teresa, honoring one of humanity’s most inspiring figures.

Matka Canyon

Nature then takes center stage at Matka Canyon, where emerald waters carve through dramatic cliffs. Drift into the depths of Vrelo Cave, a hidden wonder steeped in mystery.

Mountain of Vodno

Vodno is a mountain overlooking the city of Skopje in North Macedonia. Located just southwest of the capital, it is one of the city’s most recognizable natural landmarks. We will ascend Vodno by chairlift, from where we'll have a panoramic view of the entire city!

Memorial House of Mother Teresa

The Memorial House is a modern museum and spiritual site dedicated to one of the world’s most renowned humanitarians, Mother Teresa. The building combines modern design with symbolic elements: - A glass-and-concrete structure with soft, light-filled interiors - A small chapel used for prayer and reflection - A museum exhibition area spread across multiple levels

Old Bazaar - Skopje

The Old Skopje Bazaar is over the Stone Bridge on the left side of Vardar. This is a part of the city with various and rich history, tradition, culture and architecture, nowadays there has been made a connection between the old and new, economy and trade, culture and tradition. Due to the historical, developing and time occasions, culture of organization and tradition of living there are a large number of well preserved and functional objects from Ottoman period also new built objects as a feature of the modern period in the Old Skopje Bazaar.

Nis Fortress

Exceptionally preserved 18th-century Ottoman fortification located on the Nišava River in the center of the city. It serves as a public park and cultural hub featuring 8-meter-high walls, ancient Roman ruins, a Turkish bath, and cafes.

Skull Tower

The Skull Tower is one of the most unusual and haunting historical monuments in Europe, located in Niš.

Red Cross Nazi Concentration Camp

The camp was set up by the Nazi German authorities as a detention and transit camp. Around 30,000–35,000 prisoners passed through it, including Serbs, Jews, Roma, and resistance fighters Today functions as a memorial museum and one of the most important WWII sites in the Balkans.