Bitola
Insignia[edit]
The new coat of arms of Bitola
The previous coat of arms of Bitola
Old architecture[edit]
Downtown[edit]
The city of Bitola on a XIX century picture
The building named Magnolia, where the Russian consulate and an Austrian library are found
The Italian boutique "Gruppo Fiori"
The Slavic University of Moscow in Bitola
The gallery known as the "Magaza"
The school building of the Goce Delchev primary school.
The other school building of the Goce Delchev primary school.
The museum in the background, with a fountain in the foreground. Note the old communist-style building on the side.
The Clock Tower[edit]
The XVI century turkish clock tower
The cross which replaced the old communist star
The building site of the statue of Philip II of Macedon in Bitola, with the clock tower in the background
The building site of the statue of Philip II of Macedon in Bitola, with the clock tower in the background
New architecture[edit]
The headquarters of the Bitola-based bank "Stopanska Banka"
The glass building in Bitola.
The building block known as Pelagonka 2.
The building block known as Grozd.
The "glass building" from the other side
The fountain in front of the museum.
An old building block, and the big flag pole with the Macedonian flag in the background.
Bridges[edit]
The Dragor river[edit]
A bridge for vehicles and pedestrians as well on the Dragor river
A bridge for pedestrians on the Dragor river
The zoo[edit]
The macaw in Bitola Zoo
One of the four living bears in Bitola Zoo, which recently became a father.
The same bear. Its cub is the first newborn in the zoo in the last 20 years.
One of the three living tigers in Bitola Zoo.
The same tiger. This one lives with his partner, while the other male lives alone.
Two of the many peafowls found in Bitola zoo.
One of the tens of monkeys living in the zoo. This one has been known to steal things from unsuspecting visitors.
The biggest monkey in Bitola zoo. Also the oldest one.
The two lions living in the zoo.
The lions in their cage.
