North Macedonia: Europe's New Holiday Hotspot - 19/04/2023
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- ▶️ North Macedonia: Europe's New Holiday Hotspot - 19/04/2023
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Wouldn't mind visiting North Macedonia at all!
Me neither! Seems like a lovely place!
Well done. Amazing! We love Macedonia 🇲🇰
I'm going there on 14th June to Lake Ohrid. Just for a week, but looking forward to it. I love visiting new countries with history and lovely scenery. We can now fly there from my home city of Manchester.
Hi im thinking of going in august as a fellow mancunian how did you find it? Price wise? Food? Night life? Thanks
@@user-we3kk9kz1s It's very cheap and eating out is a doddle. The food is lovely because of all the different cultures that have left their mark there, so hearty Eastern European food, influences of Turkish cuisine from the Ottoman Empire, Greek influence as it's just over the border and classic Mediterranean. Plus the usual international food - pizza, pasta, steaks etc. Night life - this isn't a swinging, heavy night life place like Ibiza, Benidorm or Majorca or even Malta. Night life tends to be centred around bars with open air terraces and any entertainment put on by hotels. There is in Ohrid, like many places in the world, always an Irish Bar which is lively.
Thanks for the reply i was after the more relaxed side of things anyway im looking forward to trying this place now
MY LOVE 💕MACEDONIA💕
Greece is indeed very beautiful.
Cradle of civilisation and democracy.
Love it!!! ❤
So blessed for someone advertising my Macedonia🇲🇰. Its gods country it is mentioned in the Bible. “North” is just corrupt politicians. Keep visiting and enjoy ur time ❤
Macedonia is amazing! ❤🇲🇰
At least these guys in north Macedonia were speaking English when Irishman Craig came to them for a word
Macedonia suddenly got so many tourists 🇲🇰❤
Macedonia ❤️
I am going in June, staying on Lake Orhid. Can't wait
@ Dal Hawkins. I'm going there in June as well mate.
First university ( St Kliment ) in the world in Ohrid (200 years before Bologna university) , cirilyc alphabet comes from Ohrid, 365 churches only in city of Ohrid, Macedonia is the only country mentioned in the Bible together with Israel, the first woman in Europe that was christened is from Macedonia,her name was Lidia, Ohrid lake is somewhere over 3 million years old, Macedonia is just pure pearl in the world, 🙏👌 it's a privilege to be macedonian,
Hidden jem of the world , so many ancient ruines all to yourself , cheaper than thialand , the friendliest people ever . More mountians than any other country in the world .
@@HeroManNick132 go bark somewhere else!!
@@HeroManNick132hahahaha racist muppet. Good on you Nicky. I'm sure you felt like a big man when you wrote this
Ohrid is one of the rare places in the world where it has dual UNESCO protection. Ohrid the city for it's Cultural heritage and Lake Ohrid for it's Natural. Lake Ohrid is the oldest and deepest lake in all of Europe! It has hundreds of endemic creatures and the local trout (pastramka) is delicious! Next to Ohrid is Struga and it has a river which runs out of (instead of into) the lake. Very unusual, I could go on and on, but hey, come see for yourself. Brits are welcome 🎉
Vist and enjoy! ❤🇲🇰
Tell us more about the history of the place, please!!! ( if you dare).
Wonderful place, food and peaceful people. LBGT+ society is also welcome, and quite save. Yes its Balkans, some people are back in the past but we also have nice electric dance scene and mainstream culture. Come see, and if you don't like it, you don't pay it. Greetings from Macedonia.
I used to live in Kosovo what Macedonia doesn’t need is a load of drunken Brits. The wine and food is really lovely. Because it’s from former Yugoslavia the tourist accommodation is really nice in parts but can be a bit shabby in places.
It’s a really lovely part of the world and Skopje is only 3 hours away from Thessaloniki in Greece.
I hope it it becomes popular it’s not ruined by drunks that goes along with the typical U.K. tourist demanding English cooked breakfast 🙄
Going tomorrow.
you could have gone to the main square and shown the rip-off bar/cafe prices as opposed to those a couple of streets back.
It was a part of yugoslavia for 40 years only. It has been macedonia since time began but somehow its the former yugoslav republic to people go figure
"First university and first alphabet in the world"... What a joke ! The oldest university is certainly the "University of Bologna" founded in 1088. And the first alphabet is the phoenician alphabet.
She never said "the first university", she mentioned Kliment's University linking it to the educational history of the city where the *cyrillic* alphabet was created, the guy didn't really understand what she was saying and just repeated whatever he thought she said.
And the Cyrillic was actually developed in Bulgaria when these lands were part of the second Bulgarian empire...
Craig had a Macedonia :)
@@HeroManNick132 You are obviously not getting it :)
Naming the monasteries, doesn’t mean that you say something about the history. Who made all that? ( dare to respond).