Wow, so many statues. It's quite fascinating. The old town looks very cool, lots of nice scenic points and restaurants to check out. The National Museum looks like a great way to check out some more statues and artifacts too.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon I recommend next time at Thessaloniki to visit the museum at Vergina and see the tomb of phillipe the entire museum is undergtound
I have never been to this country, but I am highly motivated to go there because it is not a typical destination for the tourist masses, yet the country has a lot to offer for those who want to explore it. It seems that the people are friendly and the food is delicious, especially their kebab, which I have tasted in another country.
Wow, what a delicious journey through Skopje! 🍴 Loved how you showcased not just the amazing Balkan cuisine but also the rich history and culture of the city. Keep up the fantastic work!
Beautiful stone Bridge I love how the 4 bridges connect the split. Love the statues too. Bread with bread yummy haha 😄 Amazing views from the fortress despite the pollution. Loved the Balkan dinner with music 🎶
Your description of the bread with bread... had me. Wow looked awesome. And your dinner in Skopje (sp?) looked really delicious I love trying new food. The museum and bazaar seemed nice too.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon I hare when the weather conditions make travel less than ideal - but I guess that's a chance we all take with travel. Still looked awesome.
Yeah it sounds I do not need to go there during the winter. My allergies are horrible. I would probably just be miserable there during winter. And how cool are all of those statues, especially the one in the water. Lastly, your dinner looked delicious.
so you ARE heading to Tirana next?? exactly following my Sofia - Skopje - Tirana route!! lol. I didnt notice poor air quality there in March last year (Skopje) so interesting that you had issues especially as there didnt seem to be many clouds about. By the way, to BLOW you mind a fun fact - Cotton Candy here in Australia is 'Fairy Floss'. In the UK though it's 'Candy Floss'. How this differences came about I dont know. but WOW right?
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon no i took the ferry to Italy. Kotor is lovely though I bet you had a great time there! although not sure what its like in the winter,,,, brrrr!
Beautiful place. Love the architecture and the streets North Macedonia. Breakfast and dinner looks awesome. Balkan food has its own charm and food is always highlight of your videos. Amazing tour.
Technically Alexander was Greek. The original Macedonians were a branch of Greeks that settled the North. I believe they spoke a unique dialect of Greek but, they did consider themselves Greek. The old Kingdom of Macedonia I believe covered what is now the Republic of Macedonia, a big chunk of Northern Greece and bits of Albania and Bulgaria.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDonthe kingdom of Macedonia had nothing to do with the country you visited this area was called peonia and it eas outside of the territories of the Macedonian kingdom
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon well when somebody arrives at the place you live for 1500 years and tells you that you are not who you are but they are who you are and they have rights over your legacy your past your territory your own existence how will you feel
From the food to the diverse history Skopje is a fascinating case study in the Balkans.
Wow, so many statues. It's quite fascinating. The old town looks very cool, lots of nice scenic points and restaurants to check out. The National Museum looks like a great way to check out some more statues and artifacts too.
A lot of history in this region.
This area is something brand new for me. The food looked delicious and the museum was really good. Thanks for the tour
It's worth a trip someday. Just not in the winter 😂
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon I recommend next time at Thessaloniki to visit the museum at Vergina and see the tomb of phillipe the entire museum is undergtound
@@georgetsiboukis2133 will do
I have never been to this country, but I am highly motivated to go there because it is not a typical destination for the tourist masses, yet the country has a lot to offer for those who want to explore it. It seems that the people are friendly and the food is delicious, especially their kebab, which I have tasted in another country.
Next time I want to get into my the mountains
That was a nice tour of the historical monuments and the city. The Balkan dinner was yum..
Oh it was so good
Wow, what a delicious journey through Skopje! 🍴 Loved how you showcased not just the amazing Balkan cuisine but also the rich history and culture of the city. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thanks
Beautiful stone Bridge
I love how the 4 bridges connect the split.
Love the statues too.
Bread with bread yummy haha 😄
Amazing views from the fortress despite the pollution.
Loved the Balkan dinner with music 🎶
It was a great stay
The restoraunt name is Makedonska kukja or Macedonian house, the dough name is Simit
Beautiful town. The food looks amazing as always. Love the Museum of Archaeology.
IT was a great museum
What a cute city. The bread with bread looks tasty!
Oh I could get fat off that
Your description of the bread with bread... had me. Wow looked awesome. And your dinner in Skopje (sp?) looked really delicious I love trying new food. The museum and bazaar seemed nice too.
It was a fun two days. If it hadn't been so smoggy it would've been perfect.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon I hare when the weather conditions make travel less than ideal - but I guess that's a chance we all take with travel. Still looked awesome.
So much history that crosses the span of multiple empires!
Yeah it sounds I do not need to go there during the winter. My allergies are horrible. I would probably just be miserable there during winter. And how cool are all of those statues, especially the one in the water. Lastly, your dinner looked delicious.
It was something I wasn't expecting
Great information, thanks for sharing x
Anytime
so you ARE heading to Tirana next?? exactly following my Sofia - Skopje - Tirana route!! lol. I didnt notice poor air quality there in March last year (Skopje) so interesting that you had issues especially as there didnt seem to be many clouds about. By the way, to BLOW you mind a fun fact - Cotton Candy here in Australia is 'Fairy Floss'. In the UK though it's 'Candy Floss'. How this differences came about I dont know. but WOW right?
That's an odd change of name. Yeah however after Tirana I headed to Kotor. I don't remember if you did that one.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon no i took the ferry to Italy. Kotor is lovely though I bet you had a great time there! although not sure what its like in the winter,,,, brrrr!
@@AndysWorldJourneys it's actually not too bad. At least at sea level. Chilly breeze at night but, during the day it got up to 60°F.
Beautiful place. Love the architecture and the streets North Macedonia. Breakfast and dinner looks awesome. Balkan food has its own charm and food is always highlight of your videos. Amazing tour.
Thanks for coming along
I've never noticed bad air quality, but i also rarely hang out in the very Tsentar
It was bad the two days I was there. Not sure if that was an anomaly. It was just my experience.
Air pollution in Skopje is quite bad in summer
Food looks delicious and I love the architecture of Macedonia
Glad you enjoyed the video
I saw a series about Alexander not that long ago. I didn't know that he was from Macedonië before.
Lots of history there and good good! 😊
Technically Alexander was Greek. The original Macedonians were a branch of Greeks that settled the North. I believe they spoke a unique dialect of Greek but, they did consider themselves Greek. The old Kingdom of Macedonia I believe covered what is now the Republic of Macedonia, a big chunk of Northern Greece and bits of Albania and Bulgaria.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon oh, ok. I'll try not to forget! 😁
@@StepsbyKaatje no problem, believe me this is all info I learned after the video came out. Greeks have been getting on my butt about it constantly
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDonthe kingdom of Macedonia had nothing to do with the country you visited this area was called peonia and it eas outside of the territories of the Macedonian kingdom
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon well when somebody arrives at the place you live for 1500 years and tells you that you are not who you are but they are who you are and they have rights over your legacy your past your territory your own existence how will you feel
We will take 4 orders of "bread on bread"!
Oh my God it was sooo good.
Good Video!! 🇲🇰 🇲🇰 🇲🇰 🇲🇰 🇲🇰
Thanks
Bread with bread... it's simit. ❤
Macedonia 🥰 🇲🇰
A great place to visit.
@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon MAKEDONIA IS ONE AND ITS ONLY GREEK . THIS IS VARDASKA YOY VISIT NOT MAKEDONIA
@@MAKHSKRETA MAKEDONIJA IS MAKEDONIJA ! !
arivederc'i.
macedonia is Greece the country you are about to visit is now called northern macedonia always remember this if you want to be correct
So I've been told multiple times since this video came out.
Macedonia was never Greek, Greece is a German invention from 1832, the so called Greeks are Turko-Albanians.
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@@AdventuresOfATravelingDon you really don't have critical thinking then. Aegean Macedonia is Macedonia
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You had симит body
Um not sure what that means
@AdventuresOfATravelingDon You talk how eating 🍞 with dou that is called ,,simit". Next time grab yogurt and be more delicious