The vibrant capital of North Macedonia, Skopje is a treasure trove of discovery. Nestled on the banks of the Vardar River, the city features a striking mix of ancient history, vibrant culture, and modern attractions. With historic landmarks like the Stone Bridge and Old Bazaar to the artistic architecture in the city center, Skopje is a great starting point for exploring the country. Our Skopje tour packages offer a journey through time in one unforgettable cityscape. Plan your perfect trip with us today!
Immerse yourself in the magic of the Macedonian capital with our Skopje tour packages! Whether you are seeking exploration or some relaxation, our tours are designed to showcase the very best of this amazing city. Wander through the cobblestone alleys, explore monumental statues that tell tales of a glorious past, and then grab a cup of coffee in a chic cafe. But the city has so much more than that. Join us on this trip, which promises captivating sights and unique experiences to cherish for life!
With Regency Holidays, plan your holiday in Skopje in just a few simple steps! Yes, it's that easy – simply choose one of our expertly crafted tour packages and let us handle all the other details. With our packages, you can enjoy guided tours, comfortable stays, and personalized itineraries tailored to your interests and travel style. For exploring beyond the capital, browse through our North Macedonia tour packages that take you to other iconic places in the country. Book your dream vacation today and prepare for an adventure like no other!
By Air: Fly to Skopje International Airport (SKP), the main gateway to the country. Popular airlines serving the airport are Wizz Air, Turkish Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Croatia Airlines and Edelweiss Air. Upon arrival at the airport, use public transport or a private cab to get to your prebooked accommodation or place to visit.
Skopje is a city of statues and museums, where stories of the past are etched into its very fabric. Here are the top places you must include in your itinerary:
Right in the heart of Skopje, Macedonia Square is a bustling area featuring fountains, cafes, and a large statue of Alexander the Great. See the 12-metre Warrior on a Horse statue, see the exhibits in the Archaeological Museum of Republic of North Macedonia, and visit the Memorial House of Mother Teresa.
Hanging over the Vardar River, Stone Bridge is a historic landmark in Skopje that connects Macedonia Square with the Old Bazaar. Built during the Ottoman period, it is 214 meters long and features 13 semicircular arches. From the bridge, visitors can see the Archaeological Museum, and the nearby Holocaust Memorial Center.
For an authentic retail therapy, head straight to Old Bazaar. Located in the heart of Skopje, this historic marketplace has cobblestone streets lined with traditional shops, and Ottoman-era architecture. Visitors can explore mosques, hammams, and local cafes while shopping for handmade crafts, jewelry, and souvenirs.
Also known as Skopje Fortress, Kale is a historic landmark on a hill overlooking Skopje. It dates back to the 6th century and offers great views of the city and Vardar River below. Visitors can walk along its walls and explore the ancient ruins.
Matka Canyon is a popular nature spot near Skopje, known for its stunning cliffs, clear river, and caves. Its major attraction is Matka Lake, where visitors can enjoy boat rides, kayaking and fishing. Additionally, go hiking on the trails and explore the hidden Vrelo Cave, one of the deepest underwater caves in the world.
Standing on top of Vodno Mountain, Millennium Cross is a major attraction in Skopje. Built in 2002, it is the tallest cross in the world with a height of 66 meters. Visitors can reach it by cable car and enjoy city views.
Located in the Old Bazaar, Mustafa Pasha Mosque is a popular cultural site and place of worship in Skopje since 1492. It was built during the Ottoman period and features beautiful Islamic architecture comprising a central dome, a 47-meter minaret, and a front door with Arabic texts. The mosque also has a courtyard for peaceful strolls and self-reflection.
Holocaust Memorial Center for the Jews of Macedonia is a key institution in Skopje, dedicated to the 7,148 Macedonian Jews who died in the Holocaust during World War II. Established in 2011, the museum features exhibits, photographs, and personal stories that educate visitors about the history and heritage of the Jewish community.
Debar Maalo is a lively Bohemian Street in Skopje, serving as a hub of nightlife and culture in the city. It is dotted with charming cafes, restaurants, and bars for locals and tourists to enjoy traditional Macedonian food, socialize, and experience the modern lifestyle of the city.
Just a short drive from the city, Church of St. Panteleimon is an important religious landmark in North Macedonia. Situated in Gorno Nereid village, this Byzantine church from the 12th century is known for its well-preserved frescoes and peaceful setting with views of the surrounding hills and city.
Skopje comes alive after dark with a diverse range of options to suit any mood. From laid-back bars in the Old Bazaar to energetic clubs in the city center, the nightlife here is buzzing and affordable. Listed below are some of the best venues in the city where you can enjoy a memorable party night:
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