Built in the Hellenistic period, it once hosted gladiators; today, it hosts musicians whose voices echo against the same stone seats where Greeks and Romans once sat.
From the massive stone ramparts of this 11th-century garrison, you can see all of Ohrid—the red-tiled roofs, the sprawling lake, and the distant mountains of Albania across the water. Ancient Macedonian Theatre of Lychnidos Historical landmark OpenVarosh / Old Town Ohrid/Macedonia
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Down by the harbor, the story of Ohrid takes a shimmering turn. You’ll find the famous , but they aren't pulled from oysters. Their secret is held by only two families, the Talevs and the Filevs. They use the scales of a tiny, endemic fish called the Plashica to create a unique emulsion. Each pearl is handmade, layer by layer, a craft passed down through generations like a sacred whisper. A Lake Older Than Memory Tell you about the best local dishes to