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Macedonia's largest city is also its capital, known for historical landmarks, cultural institutions, and varied nightlife.

Take a walk through the heart of the capital, exploring the shops and cafes lining the streets and enjoying a taste of local color.

Dating to the 12C, this bazaar offers traditional taverns, fun little shops, and glimpses of Ottoman and Byzantine architectures.

Culminating its exhibition with the original 1991 Declaration of Independence, this museum traces national history since the 14C.

Dedicated to Macedonian cultural heritage, this museum houses archaeological, historical, and ethnological artifacts.

Established in 1926, this zoo is home to 300 animals, playgrounds for children, and several eateries.

A multimedia museum honoring over 7,000 Macedonian Jews killed during the Holocaust, featuring photos, sculptures, and more.

Set in the city center, this fortress dates to the 6C, housing archaeological sites, as well as remains of churches and dwellings.

One of the largest cultural institutes in the country, this museum exhibits modern art by Macedonian and international artists.

Seating 1,000 in two separate halls, this theater boasts intricate gilded ornamentation, and nearly 50 statues on its roof.

A Neolithic village dating to 5,800 BC, featuring superb findings representative of ancient culture, religion, and household life.

Commemorating Mother Teresa, this institute features personal relics, a collection of statues, and eclectic architecture.

Set in a former train station, this museum traces the aftermath of the great 1963 earthquake, and exhibits archaeological artifacts.

A national art museum housed in a 15C Turkish bath, featuring a collection of iconography dating to the 14C.

A 15C mosque retaining its original construction and ornamental details, home to a nice rose garden.

The largest Orthodox cathedral in Macedonia is a modern building, known for its unique structure comprised of domes and arches.

Take a walk through this small park and admire the multitude of national monuments, sculptures, and landmarks.