Matka Canyon
Matka - gorge with a rich complex of medieval buildings, including churches, monasteries and remains of the fortress (of the medieval city of Matka). There are dozens of caves and a large number of endemic plants and animals. The canyon covers an area of about 5000 ha, and is located 15 kilometers southwest of Skopje. Matka is one of the largest refugee centers during the glacial period, and this results in the presence of a large number of relict and endemic plants, 20% are relict or endemic spices.
Square Macedonia"
The building was imposing, with several halls and a sumptuous interior. Opposite it, the National Bank was built in 1932. Two fountains with colorful lamps were erected in front of them, and two monumental monuments were placed in front of the Stone Bridge: King Peter I and King Aleksandar I Karađorđević presented on horses in general uniforms and capes. In the square, along with the cafes "Metropol" and "Mager", in addition to the Ristic Palace, there was also the building of Matsura, so that they, together with other buildings, constituted the core of the city of Skopje in that period. Behind the Officer's House was the new building - the Post and Telegraph Palace, and the Bath Palace is, in fact, the building of today's Assembly.
Skopje Bazaar
The old one Skopje Bazaar is a commercial and cultural-historical part in Skopje and one of the biggest landmarks of the city. It is located in the area of Stone bridge to Flea Market and from The mud to the river Serava. According to the administrative division of the city, the area of the bazaar is located in the area of the municipalities of Chair and Centar. The first documented data on the existence of a shopping center on the site of today's bazaar date back to the 12th century.
Calais Fortress
Skopje Calais Fortress is located on the hill of the same name, in the very center of Skopje, on the left bank of the Vardar river and partly in the western part of the bazaar. According to the current knowledge, the area where today's fortress is located was inhabited since prehistoric times, i.e. somewhere around the 4th to the 3rd millennium BC. Kale was inhabited again sometime around the 7th to the 6th century BC. This settlement was protected by walls and existed until the 4th or 3rd century BC. .
City park
The city park was built back in 1905, by order of the Skopje Valia Hafis Mehmed Pasha, at the time when Macedonia was under Turkish rule. Back then, it stretched over an area of 16,000 m² and was arranged in strict geometric shapes with paths and flower areas. It was called ISLJOANA, after the crafts school around which it was built at the time, and is the basis around which today's City Park is further shaped. The biggest change in terms of its structure and size was made in the 70s of the 20th century, when the Basic Master Project for the City Park was made, and the first significant reconstruction was made in 2009.
