Sofia, Bulgaria-Skopje, North Macedonia

Skopje - Begin the adventure with a hotel pick-up at 07:30 am. Enjoy a scenic drive to North Macedonia, lasting approximately 3.5 hours. In Skopje, experience a blend of contrasts. Explore the timeless streets of the Old Bazaar, where Ottoman history meets the buzz of contemporary cafés. Stand in Macedonia Square, surrounded by impressive monuments that narrate stories of identity and change. Visit the Memorial House of Mother Teresa, a tribute to one of the world’s most inspiring humanitarians.

Matka Canyon - Nature takes the spotlight at Matka Canyon, where emerald waters cut through striking cliffs. Explore the mysterious depths of Vrelo Cave, a hidden gem.

Mountain of Vodno - Vodno is a mountain that overlooks Skopje in North Macedonia. Situated just southwest of the capital, it is one of the city’s most iconic natural landmarks. Ascend Vodno by chairlift for a panoramic view of the entire city!

Memorial House of Mother Teresa - This modern museum and spiritual site is dedicated to the renowned humanitarian, Mother Teresa. The building features a blend of modern design and symbolic elements:

• A glass-and-concrete structure with soft, light-filled interiors
• A small chapel for prayer and reflection
• A museum exhibition area spread over multiple levels

Old Bazaar, Skopje - The Old Skopje Bazaar is located over the Stone Bridge on the left side of the Vardar River. This area is rich in history, tradition, culture, and architecture, creating a connection between the old and new, economy and trade, culture and tradition. Due to historical developments, the Old Skopje Bazaar features many well-preserved and functional structures from the Ottoman period, alongside newly built modern structures.

Skopje- Nis - Sofia

Nis Fortress - A remarkably preserved 18th-century Ottoman fortification on the Nišava River in the city’s center. It serves as a public park and cultural hub with 8-meter-high walls, ancient Roman ruins, a Turkish bath, and cafes.

Skull Tower - The Skull Tower is one of Europe’s most unique and haunting historical monuments, located in Niš.

Red Cross Nazi Concentration Camp - Established by Nazi German authorities as a detention and transit camp, around 30,000–35,000 prisoners, including Serbs, Jews, Roma, and resistance fighters, passed through it. Today, it functions as a memorial museum and is one of the most significant WWII sites in the Balkans.

• Local guide in Pristina
• English-speaking driver-guide
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off in Sofia
• Private transportation
• Admission fees

• Meals
• Privite expences
• Admission fees
• Accommodation for one night in Skopje

Discover the vibrant culture of North Macedonia’s capital, Skopje, and the historic Serbian city of Nis on this two-day guided private tour from Sofia. Delight in the allure of Ottoman-era bazaars, explore iconic sites such as Matka Canyon and Mother Teresa’s Memorial House, and take in breathtaking views from Vodno Mountain.
On the second day, delve into one of Serbia’s oldest cities, Nis. This city offers a glimpse into history with landmarks from various eras, including the Nis Fortress, constructed in 1723, the “Skull Tower” from 1809, and the only preserved World War II concentration camp, now a museum.
This tour provides comfortable transportation and expert guidance for a seamless adventure through North Macedonia and Serbia.

• Explore North Macedonia and Serbia
• Guided tours of Skopje, Matka Canyon, and Nis
• Private transportation
• Enjoy a panoramic chair lift ride to the summit of Vodno Mountain

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