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Skopje is the capital of the South-Eastern European Republic of Macedonia, founded in 1991, which was initially regarded as the “Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia” by the United Nations and other international institutions as well as, among others, by the German federal government until the settlement of disagreements with Greece, but can now be officially referred to as the Republic of North Macedonia. The country is bordered by Serbia and Kosovo to the north, Bulgaria to the east, Albania to the west and Greece to the south. Skopje is located in the north-west of the country in a basin through which the Vardar River flows.
What country is Skopje in?
On your journey to the North Macedonian capital Skopje on the Vardar River, you will be enchanted by the romantic Old Town with fountains, mosques and cobblestone alleys. Admire the 22 m high statue of Alexander the Great on the main square and the historic stone bridge with seven arches, a landmark of the village. The lively city in the Balkan country of North Macedonia stretches from the basin to the eastern highlands with a fertile valley.
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