INCREDIBLE Sights in MACEDONIA | Ohrid Travel Vlog

Ohrid, North Macedonia has to be one of the most beautiful and interesting places we’ve ever visited. This town is a hub for religious activity and it is shown by the huge quantity of churches, cathedrals, and some mosques. We visited a few but it would take quite a while to visit all given that there are over 300!!!

In addition to all this religious history, there are vast amounts of relics from bygone eras that helped shape the region from the many Ottoman style white houses to the Byzantine St. Sofia church.

All of this would be incredible by itself, but what makes it even more of a wonder to see is the lake, predictably named Lake Ohrid. This lake is massive and is also shared with Albania where we had just come from!

Ohrid has so much to offer that we felt we could never get bored! We can't wait to share even more about this town with you in our next video!!

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00:00 preview of Ohrid
00:41 walking to the lake
01:16 Church of Saint Sophia
04:21 Ohrid Boardwalk
05:42 lunch at Beach Potpesh
06:50 Church of Saint John the Theologian
08:30 Plaosnik & Church of Saints Clement & Panteleimon
11:49 Ancient Macedonian Theatre of Ohrid