A unique place in Skopje, historical in nature, very traditional, at the same time reflecting the influences of various eras of Ottoman, Balkan and also of modern times. This is the place where the commencement of trade and commerce started in the 12th Century. The Bazaar has witnessed destructions during various wars and earthquakes. However, the spirit of the city has kept it alive at the time. Those interested in rustic charm will find a typical Turk atmosphere of hustle and bustle in hundreds of its shops. Restaurants, cafes, clothing stores, jewelry shops, hardware store, fresh food shops, tailors, shoemakers, souvenir shops, art studios, etc. occupy the space. All these shops complement the atmosphere. Those interested in architecture will certainly notice the Ottoman and Byzantine influence. However, the new constructions/repairs have a modern look. This is an old style market that has its own pace and charm. A lazy walk through alleys of the market, the cafes, brewery (yes, it has a micro-brewery “The Old Town Brewery" which serves craft beer), and the local cuisine will be memorable experiences and motivate one to capture all these precious moments and experiences on camera.
Walk from the city center - 12 minutes, 1 km
Taxi from the city center - 4 to 7 minute, 50 to 60 MKD
By bus from the city center - board at Poshta 1 and go to Beet Pazar using buses with numbers 2, and 19, the fare is 30 MKD
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
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