Skopje Aqueduct: A Monument of Ancient Engineering

Located 2 km northwest of Skopje's city center, the Skopje Aqueduct is a significant archaeological site in North Macedonia.

Believed to date back to the Roman era, this aqueduct is the only one in Macedonia and one of the best-preserved examples in the former Yugoslavia. Built with large brick and stone material, it features scenic arches that illustrate the architectural prowess of ancient engineers. Historically, it served as a vital water supply system.

Unforgettable Highlights

🌉 Key highlight #1: Impressive Arches; the aqueduct features a series of well-preserved arches that soar above the landscape.
🌿 Key highlight #2: Scenic Surroundings; located in a picturesque area, it offers great views and a peaceful environment.
📜 Key highlight #3: Historical Significance; as the only aqueduct in Macedonia, it's a key archaeological asset.

Accessibility is free, ideal for tourists, families, and history buffs looking for cultural enrichment.