Скопје

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Afrikaans: Skopje is die hoofstad van die Republiek van Masedonië.
Asturianu: Skopje ye la capital de Macedonia.
Български: Скопие е столица на Република Македония.
Català: Skopje és la capital de la República de Macedònia.
Deutsch: Skopje ist die Hauptstadt von Mazedonien.
Ελληνικά: Τα Σκόπια είναι πρωτεύουσα της πρώην Γιουγκοσλαβικής Δημοκρατίας της Μακεδονίας.
English: This page contains a selection of the best illustration of Skopje stored in Commons.
Español: Skopie es la capital de la República de Macedonia.
Français : Cette page rassemble une sélection des meilleures photos de Skopje présentes dans Commons.
Hrvatski: Skoplje je glavni grad Republike Makedonije.
Italiano: Skopje è la capitale della Repubblica di Macedonia.
日本語: スコピエ は、ヴァルダル川沿いにあるマケドニア共和国 .
한국어: 스코페 는 마케도니아 공화국.
Македонски: Скопје е главен град на Република Македонија.
Nederlands: Skopje is de hoofdstad van Macedonië.
Norsk bokmål: Skopje er hovedstaden i Makedonia.
Occitan : Skopje es la capitala de Macedònia.
Português: Skopje é a capital a República de Macedónia.
Русский: Ско́пье — столица Республики Македонии.
Slovenščina: Skopje je glavno mesto republike Makedonije.
Српски / srpski: Скопље је главни град Републике Македоније.
Türkçe: Üsküp Makedonya'nın başkentidir.
Українська: Скоп'є — столиця Республіки Македонія.

Pronunciation[edit]

Macedonian pronunciation

Symbols[edit]

  • Coat of Arms

  • Flag

General views[edit]

  • View from Mount Vodno

  • View from Gorno Nerezi

  • View from the fortress

  • View from the fortress

  • Highrises in Skopje

Panoramas[edit]

  • The Vardar

  • The Vardar and the Stone Bridge

Maps and satellite images[edit]

  • The city of Skopje within Macedonia

  • The municipalities of Skopje

  • The municipalities by ethnic majority

  • Street map of Skopje

  • The 2002 urban plan

  • Skopje statistical region

  • Skopje viewed by Spot satellite

History of Skopje[edit]

Archaeological sites[edit]

See also Archaeological sites in Skopje.

  • Panorama of Tumba Madžari, a reconstructed Neolithic settlement

  • A magna mater, a religious neolithic artifact found at Tumba Madžari

  • View of Scupi

  • Roman tombstones in Scupi

  • Remains of a wall in Scupi

  • The aqueduct

Old photographs and drawings[edit]

See also Historical images of Skopje.

  • Skopje in 1594

  • The Vardar and the fortress

  • The Jewish quarter and the fortress

  • The clock tower

  • The Catholic monastery in 1903

  • The Baron von Gieslingen in Skopje

  • A Bulgarian rally in 1908

  • The Stone Bridge in 1913

  • Peter I of Serbia greeted by the Mayor of Skopje

  • The fortress in the 1920's

  • The statues of Peter I and Alexander I of Yugoslavia that surrounded the Stone Bridge in the 1930's

  • The Čitkuševi Palace, distroyed by the 1963 earthquake

  • The first airport of Skopje

Postcards[edit]

See also Postcards of Skopje.

  • The Young Turk Revolution in Skopje

  • A postcard from 1899

  • The National Theatre

  • The Tutunsuz mosque and the Old Bazaar

  • Kale fortress on a French postcard of the WWI

  • The Catholic church on Peter I street (now Macedonia street) in 1916

The 1963 earthquake[edit]

See also 1963 Skopje earthquake.

  • Map of the epicentre

  • US army in the ruins of the city

  • The US memorandum about assistance for Skopje

  • Poster for a charity concert in Reims, France

  • The partially distroyed former train station with a transcription of Tito's speech

  • The hands of the former station, marking the hour of the seism

Monuments[edit]

The Stone Bridge[edit]

See also Stone Bridge.

  • The bridge on the Vardar

  • The bridge

  • The bridge at sunset

  • The mirhab on the bridge

  • The bridge

  • The bridge

The Fortress[edit]

See also Skopje Fortress.

  • The Southern walls

  • The fortress

  • A tower

  • The North gate and Mustafa Pasha mosque

Churches[edit]

See also Churches in Skopje.

  • St Clement of Ohrid Cathedral

  • St Clement of Ohrid Cathedral

  • Assumption of Mary Church

  • Church of the Holy Salvation

  • The tomb of Goce Delchev at the Holy Salvation

  • St Demetrius Church

  • St Demetrius Church

  • Holy Heart of Jesus Catholic Church

  • St Michael Church, Avtokomanda

  • Sts Peter and Paul, Gjorche Petrov

  • St Pantaleimon Church, Nerezi

  • St Pantaleimon Church, Nerezi

  • St Pantaleimon Church, Nerezi

  • St Pantaleimon Church, Nerezi

  • Assumption of Mary Church, Matka

  • St Andrew Monastery, Matka

  • Church of the Holy Salvation, Matka

Mosques[edit]

See also Mosques in Skopje.

  • Sultan Murat Mosque minaret

  • Mustafa Pasha Mosque

  • Murat Pasha Mosque

  • Ishak Bey mosque and turbe

  • Ishak Bey mosque, also called Aladža mosque

  • Turbe behind the the Ishak Bey mosque

  • Isa Bey mosque

  • Isa Bey mosque interior

  • Ottoman tombstones at Isa Bey mosque

Old Turkish baths[edit]

See also Baths in Skopje.

  • Daut Pasha Hammam

  • Daut Pasha Hammam

  • Čifte Hammam

  • Čifte Hammam

  • Čifte Hammam

  • Čifte Hammam

Old Turkish inns[edit]

See also Inns in Skopje.

  • Kapan An

  • Kapan An

  • Kuršumli An

  • Suli An

Millennium Cross[edit]

See also Millennium Cross

  • The cross ontop of Mount Vodno

  • The cross

  • The cross

Other monuments[edit]

  • The Ristiḱ Palace

  • The Clock Tower

  • The Feudal Tower

  • Porta Macedonia

  • Porta Macedonia

  • The Assembly Palace

  • The Assembly Palace

Museums and galleries[edit]

See also Museums in Skopje.

  • The Museum of Macedonia

  • Traditionnal interior reconstructed at the Museum of Macedonia

  • Necklace exhibited at the Museum of Macedonia

  • Carpets exhibited at the Museum of Macedonia

  • Icon exhibited at the Museum of Macedonia

  • The old train station, housing the Skopje City Museum

  • A stone exhibited at the City Museum

  • The Museum of the Macedonian Struggle

  • The museum by night

  • Cupola inside the museum

  • Holocaust Memorial Center for the Jews of Macedonia

  • Holocaust Memorial Center for the Jews of Macedonia

  • The Archaeological Museum of Macedonia under construction (2011)

  • The Macedonian Museum of Natural History

  • A bass from Dojran Lake at the Natural History Museum

  • Memorial-House Mother Teresa

  • Exhibition at the National Art Gallery (inside the Chifte Hammam)

  • Icon at the National Gallery (inside the Daut Pasha Hammam)

Memorials and statues[edit]

  • Warrior on Horseback

  • Warrior on Horseback

  • Čento Monument

  • Dimitrija Čupovski

  • Gjorgja Pulevski

  • Czar Samuel

  • Justinian I

  • Mother Teresa

  • Mendicant

  • Monument to the deported Jews of Skopje

  • Girl on the phone

  • Strenth, Glory and Victory

  • Strenth, Glory and Victory

  • Teshkoto Monument

  • Skanderbeg

  • Skanderbeg

  • Skanderbeg

  • Shopaolics

  • Delchev and Gruev

  • Karpoš

  • Skopje's Liberators

  • Trumpeter

  • Sts Cyril and Methodius

  • Sts Clement and Naum

  • Monument to the 1963 earthquake

  • The Boatmen of Thessaloniki

  • The Defenders

  • Philip II, Avtokomanda

Streets and squares[edit]

Macedonia Square[edit]

See also Macedonia Square.

  • The square and Mount Vodno viewed from the Stone Bridge

  • The square and the Ristiḱ Palace

  • The City Gallery and EVN Building, bordering the Eastern side of the square

  • A bronze lion and San Marco office building

  • The square with the Warrior on Horseback

  • The square before the construction of the Warrior on Horseback fountain

The Old Bazaar[edit]

See also Old Town.

  • The Bazaar

  • Belgrade street

  • The Bazaar

  • Street stairs

  • A street

  • A street

  • The entrance to the Bezisten

  • The Bezisten

  • The Bazaar by night

Other streets and squares[edit]

  • Macedonia street

  • Macedonia street

  • Macedonia street at Christmas

  • Macedonia street at night

  • Goce Delchev boulevard

  • Samuel street

  • 20 October street

Rivers and lakes[edit]

Vardar[edit]

See also Vardar in Skopje.

  • 13 November quay

  • 13 November quay

  • The Vardar viewed from the Stone Bridge

  • The Vardar from Macedonia square

  • The beach close to the Stone Bridge

  • The beach

  • The Vardar around Madžir Maalo

  • The Vardar and the Philip II Arena

Matka[edit]

See also Matka.

  • Lake Matka

  • Lake Matka

  • Lake Matka with St Andrew Monastery

  • Matka Lake and canyon

  • Diving at lake Matka

Green areas[edit]

See also Green areas in Skopje

  • City Park under snow

  • Womens' Park

  • Skopje Zoo

  • Skopje Zoo

  • Skopje Zoo

  • Mount Vodno

  • The cable cars driving to the peak

  • Road on Mount Vodno

  • Hilly landscape viewed from Mount Vodno

Administration and politics[edit]

  • Macedonian Assembly session hall

  • Government headquarters

  • Supreme Court

  • The EU seat in Macedonia

  • The Nova Makedonija building, housing several ministries

  • The Bulgarian embassy

  • The Croatian embassy

  • The US embassy

Education and culture[edit]

  • Sts Cyril and Methodius University

  • The FON University

  • The FON University

  • The European University

  • Hall of residence "Goce Delchev"

  • Seat of the Macedonian Radio and Television

  • Macedonian Radio and Television

  • Macedonian Opera and Ballet

Residential buildings[edit]

  • Buidings from the Yugoslav period

  • Residential towers in Karpos 4

  • Residential tower

  • The "City Wall"

Economy[edit]

Banks and office buildings[edit]

See also Office buildings in Skopje.

  • The National Bank of Macedonia

  • The Macedonian Bank for Development

  • Seat of the Stopanska Banka

  • The Sparkasse on Macedonia street

  • The EVN building

  • Mepso

  • Soravia Center

  • Soravia Center

  • Telecom building

  • Telecom building

Shops and malls[edit]

See also Shops in Skopje

  • A traditional shop in the Bazaar

  • "Most" shopping gallery

  • Change office in the Bazaar

  • Antiques shop

  • Bridal shop

  • Ramstore

  • Ramstore

  • City Gallery

Markets[edit]

See also Markets in Skopje

  • The Green Market

  • The Green Market

  • The Green Market

  • The Bit Pazar

Transport[edit]

  • Skopje train station

  • Train station

  • Skopje bus station

  • Skopje Northern Bypass E65 / M4

  • Alexander The Great Airport

  • B747-200F at the airport

  • An old Mercedes bus in Skopje

  • A bus in Skopje

Sport venues[edit]

  • Philip II Arena

  • Boris Trajkovski Sports Center

  • Boris Trajkovski Sports Center

  • Boris Trajkovski Sports Center

Events[edit]

  • Pet Shop Boys concert, 2006

  • Tarkan concert, 2007

  • Tanec folk ensemble performing in 2007

  • Superhiks 2009 concert

  • Skopje 2010 Marathon

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