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The Nomad Life in North Macedonia

Digital nomads are people with digital skills whose work is not confined to physical space. Most of them are adventure-hungry, want to discover new places and cultures, and love to travel. North Macedonia has a lot of potential to be the next big destination for digital nomads. Designed to attract remote workers, Macedonia’s digital nomad visa program allows digital nomads to stay in the country longer. However, while you are waiting for Macedonian Digital Nomad visa approval, you can get other types of visas.

The visa application process is straightforward and visa fees are reasonable. Please check the requirements and documents for each visa to determine which visa applies to you. You can always apply for temporary access through his web platform at the Central Government if you are a digital nomad wishing to stay and live in North Macedonia permanently or simply visiting.

Top 20 Tourist Attractions

Located in the center of the Balkan Peninsula, North Macedonia has been a quiet place for decades. People are finally starting to explore the colorful and diverse North Macedonian landscape.

If you have an adventurous spirit, and you are searching for a holiday destination that fits comfortably within your style to explore, North Macedonia should be on your list of possible destinations. Characterized by natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and gourmet experience, North Macedonia has a long story to unveil.

National Parks & Protected Areas

Let’s start with the definition itself: A national park is a large, mostly unaltered area of land or water with multiple natural values that includes one or more preserved or slightly altered ecosystems and is primarily intended to preserve the original natural, cultural, and spiritual wealth. There are three national parks in our country: Galichica, Mavrovo and Pelister.

The national parks in North Macedonia have scientific-research, cultural, educational-educational, and tourist-recreational purposes. The national park is managed integrally on the entire territory in a way that ensures: protection of natural areas of national significance for cultural, scientific, educational and touristic-recreational purposes.

Macedonian kitchen

Good food is a pleasure that makes life richer

One cannot think on empty stomach

Let’s set the table and raise the glasses to new experiences and new flavours…

Bon Appétit.

THE TASTE OF OUR COUNTRY

N. Macedonia is a small country in the southeastern part of the Balkan Peninsula, surrounded by land on all sides. Yes, every country has its own story about the sun, the mountains, the lakes, the rivers, the archaeological sites, the history, the tradition and the culture. Stories, more or less intriguing depending on the personal curiosity. However, the thread that connects everyone, the thread that weaves the hours spent in exploring and verifying any eventual story, coloring the day and the mood, is the segment that everyone takes for granted with pleasure – the food.

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Photo brochure #alliNMacedonia through the eyes of instagram-photographers

VIA EGNATIA Guide Book

The Via Egnatia guidebook provides an excellent opportunity to synthesize in one place all the knowledge of numerous eminent researchers. They have contributed to determining the geographical position of the route, the position of the roadside stations through movable and immovable cultural heritage, the impact of road communication on the development of settlements, and, of course, the importance of communication links in trade and the penetration of material and cultural influences from the more developed world centers.

Macedonian tourist passport

Macedonia has a different time dimension – here centuries and millenniums mutually intertwined and have always run together…..

Therefore, what happened here during all these times is still in unbreakable connection with what happens today.

The territory of Macedonia is her body-and her soul is best reflected in time.

This passport it’s a guide to your senses. Activate it. Be brave. Explore Macedonia. Create memories that will never fade.

The senses are gateways of our souls…

Macedonia – Undiscovered tourism treasure

Google does not know everything! One can get informed, but not get direct experience. What some coffee looks like, but not how it tastes. Where certain place is located, but nothing about how it feels to be there! Which are the good places for going out, but it cannot replace the feeling of holding hands. Where there are secrets – but one needs to discover them. Exploring is left to us. Therefore, put your hat on, put the backpack on your back, and go ahead – discover Macedonia!

The CITY of the SEVEN GATES

You can in time hear this expression about Skopje, to be called “the city of the seven gates”. Due to the long history, which is depicted from ancient times, the city spreads different legends for its foundation and the origins of its name. The most incredible is the one for the Skopje valley which tells the story of a big, stone rock that was actually the head of an enchanted giant. The wizard that cast the spell on the giant was very evil, but a hero, enhanced by the injustice that was committed to the giant, provoked a fight with the wizard and won it.

A CITY of LIGHT

Macedonia – the most important crossroad in the heart of the Balkan Peninsula is a still undiscovered and mystique country which warmly welcomes all the travelers who want to reveal its secrets. Through the centuries, Macedonia has kept treasure of natural beauties, traditional values and different cultures. In the south-western part of the country, there is a city called Ohrid – one of the oldest and most authentic cities on the Balkan Peninsula. Its name is Lychnidos meaning “the city of light”. Ohrid is the cradle of the Orthodox spirituality and that is the very reason why it is called the Slavic Jerusalem.

There is NO OTHER PLACE like STRUGA

On just 171 km from the capital Skopje and 15 km from the Balkan Jerusalem, Ohrid, there is a city called Struga, the smooth cradle of poetry in the splendid valley of the Struga field, spreading on both sides of the River Crn Drim, which, as a golden thread embroiders and flows out of the waters of the Ohrid Lake.

CITY OF CONSULS

The Parisian Champs Elysees in Bitola is called Shirok Sokak or “The Bitola Korzo” which is the main pedestrian circulation. Most probably, that is the first thing that comes to mind when mentioning this city. That’s where all citizens meet daily, just as the friends, business partners, casual passengers, and love couples, that’s where the word for some novelties is spread. This street is full of coffee bars, shops, also the theatre with the opera, as well as numerous old architectural works of art.

CITY in the CLOUDS

Have you ever wondered which the highest place on the Balkans is? On 1350 metres above the sea level, Krushevo is the city that proudly carries this title. Situated in central Macedonia, with population of around 5000 citizens, this small city is special for many things, yet the most recognizable are the unique architecture, which is thoroughly in the spirit of the Macedonian tradition. Formed by narrow houses with amphitheatric posture and tiny streets, known for the most important Macedonian uprising against the Ottoman Empire, this calm and silent mountain city is several times per year a centre of cultural and sport happenings.

A gudie to the famous products, places, landmarks and events in Macedonia

This guide has been planned and designed to provide visitors with inspiration and directions when planning a trip in Macedonia in order to organize a way to visit the products, places, landmarks and events of significance. This edition has been illustrated with high quality maps and photographs that would bring the included selected segments closer to you.

A gudie to the monasteries in the RM

Despite its European location, the Republic of Macedonia is still surprisingly unexplored country, abundant in natural beauty, history and culture. The monastery tourism in this country, from a historic perspective, has a long tradition being supported with evidence of the hospitality of the monasteries in accommodating travelers.

Ottoman monuments in Macedonia

Islamic monuments in Macedonia are spectacular buildings, which have been telling the story of the Ottoman Empire’s wealth and magnificence even to this day. In the late 14th century, Macedonia was part of the Ottoman Empire, which was one of the largest empires in the history of human kind. Ottomans were present in Macedonia for 5 full centuries (until 1912) influencing the culture, religion and architecture of the entire Balkan Peninsula. The long period of contact with Turkish culture had a great impact on the mentality, language, food and many other aspects of everyday life in Macedonia, while its towns increasingly gained some oriental urban features.

The taste of Macedonia

Macedonia is a small country in the southeastern part of the Balkan Peninsula, surrounded by land on all sides. Yes, every country has its own story about the sun, the mountains, the lakes, the rivers, the archaeological sites, the history, the tradition and the culture. Stories, more or less intriguing depending on the personal curiosity. However, the thread that connects everyone, the thread that weaves the hours spent in exploring and verifying any eventual story, colouring the day and the mood, is the segment that everyone takes for granted with pleasure – the food.

Sight - Nature and Adventure

Touch - Archeology, History and Culture

Taste - Wine and Food

Sound - Tradition and Events

Scent - Rural Beauty

Instinct - Hunting and Fishing