Skopje through my phone

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Longer post about our experience here in Skopje, I am going to write next week (or the week after). In this one, I am going to let you see what I captured with my phone.


Porta Macedonia





Aleksandar the Great 

City Center "Plostad Makedonija"




Vodno

The biggest cross in the world






Nina's favorite park


River Vardar 


Skopje Zoo


Fall is here! 



Until next Sunday! :*

Jelena 



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