Gallery

Mustapha Pasha Mosque – Build by Mustapha Pasha in 1493, attracted by the beauty and greatness of the minaret and the tyrbe within the mosque where is burried Mustapha Pasha. It’s renovated and in active religious service to day. It’s among…

Murat Pasha Mosque – Located on the centre of Old Bazaar, across Cifte Hammam, with fontain builded on entrance of mosque and with elements of baroque.

Isa Bey Mosque – Located in the vicinity of Kurshumli An and Market Bazaar, considered one of the most valuable cultural and historical monument from the field of Islamic architecture in Macedonia (the type of mosques with two identical…

Aladza Mosque - built in the 15th century by the turkish second governor of Skopje, Ishak Bey. It is located on the northern edge of the bazaar. In its composition there were imaret in Society and religious content. Madrasa within this…

Stone Bridge – Monumental construction above the river of Vardar, initialy build on the second half of 15th century during the rule of Sultan Murat II. Build form megalistic blocks with imposants arches and relied on piles on water. The…

CHURCH ST. DIMITRIJA – Build in 15th century. It has modest artistic quality, place for song and throne for archbishop. At the beginning of 19th century, the church was centes of Skopje archbishop.

Suli An – This impressive islamic architectural entity dates from 15th century. Located on central part of Old Bazaar, and today is Faculty of Visual Arts and Museum of Old Bazaar.

Clock Tower – Build between 1566-1573, on the north side of Sulltan Murat’s Mosque. Considered as a first public clock tower in the Otoman Empire. After the 1963, it’s mechanism was sended for reparation and never returned to the original…

Modern Art Museum - Established in 1964.The Building was constructed in 1970.The Museum is in possession of a collection, of cca. 3000 works of art, created from donations from 60 countries and a national collection of about 1600 works of…

Kursumli An – Build in 15th century with primary function as carvan saray for merchants. On 1878 transformed in prison. Today its function is as lapidarium (expo for collection of monuments made from stone) within the Museum of Archeology.…