Ancient Theatre of Ohrid,is a well-preserved Hellenistic amphitheater dating back to around 200 BC. Originally used for performances and later for gladiator fights, it offers impressive acoustics and panoramic views over Ohrid. Today, it hosts cultural events and festivals, making it one of the city’s most iconic historical sites.

Tsar Samuel's Fortress, is a historic hilltop fortress dating back to the 10th century, built during the reign of Tsar Samuel. It offers stunning panoramic views over Lake Ohrid and the surrounding town. The fortress is one of the most important landmarks in Ohrid, reflecting the city’s medieval significance and strategic importance.

St. John the Theologian, Kocho Racin, Ohrid, North Macedonia is a stunning Orthodox church perched on a cliff above Lake Ohrid. Dating back to the 13th century, it is dedicated to St. John the Theologian and is famous for its unique Byzantine architecture and breathtaking panoramic views, making it one of the most photographed landmarks in the region.

Church of Hagia Sophia,is one of the most important medieval monuments in Ohrid, dating back to the 11th century. Known for its impressive Byzantine architecture and well-preserved frescoes, it once served as a major religious center and today stands as a key cultural and historical landmark.

Old bazzar of Ohrid is a lively historic area filled with traditional shops, local crafts, and charming streets. Once an important trading center during the Ottoman period, today it offers a vibrant atmosphere where visitors can explore сувениры, cafes, and experience the authentic local culture of Ohrid.

Ali Pasha Mosque is a historic mosque built in the 16th century during the Ottoman period. Located near the Old Bazaar, it reflects the city’s multicultural heritage with its elegant architecture and simple design, making it an important cultural and historical landmark in Ohrid.

Ohrid old town is a charming historic district known for its cobblestone streets, traditional houses, and rich cultural heritage. Overlooking Lake Ohrid, it is home to numerous churches, ancient ruins, and scenic viewpoints, offering visitors a blend of history, architecture, and local atmosphere in one of the Balkans’ most picturesque settings.