Continental Skopje
Aleksandar Makedonski bb Skopje, Macedonia
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To Skopje,capital of Macedonia
So,how I'm involved in FOPER project ( Forest policy and economics research),what is a project funded by Finnish government to help economy and policy in forestry of West Balkans I attended workshops "How to successfully make a project" and " How to make an event" in Skopje,capital of Macedonia. How I didn't know a lot about this subjects it was …
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Rough diamonds in Skopje
... from house ornaments to wedding dresses are being peddled from shop windows or makeshift market carts.
At one edge of this area is the market, a covered grid of stalls selling fruit and veg, spices, meat at its core, and at another market close by mobile phones, tobacco and other under-the-counter goods are hawked in full view. Fruit and vegetable sellers are ostensibly the farmers themselves, each with huge piles of two or three huge piles of produce, ...
Seriously, a blank clock?
... which served up flavoured fizzy water (sounds much better than soft drink). Tasted delicious and was served in gorgeous Turkish style glassware.
Return of the dreaded Tushemisht belly: After a most delicious meal we headed off back to our smelly and noisy hostel and went to bed, only to have my stomach bug rear its ugly head once again resulting in a night of no sleep and vomiting :(
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BALKANTOUR - Macedonia-Fyrom 1st part
... just some meters uphill.
It is really beautiful and romantic, with a precious chapel with amazing religious paintings, a green park and the palace that hosts some nuns.
The last evening in Skopje, walking along the river first I discovered the Cubano or La Bodeguita del Medio a bar similar to the original one that is in la Habana, Cuba famous because in its the writer Ernest Hemingway used to drink the cocktail mojito and then I heard ...
Skopje, Macedonia - A Tale of Two Cities
... it was used by the Ottomans as a barracks, who built seventy towers, of which only three remain. Much of the fortress was destroyed in the 1963 earthquake but a rebuild was in the offing because men with cement mixers were working on one of the towers. The walls did offer a good view of the city, and we could easily make out the hideous monstrosity that called itself the post office.
“Let's visit the Liberation of Skopje Monument,” announced Michael. “It's ...



