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About 80% of Skopje, including the neoclassical buildings in the centre of the city, was destroyed in the 1963 earthquake. Skopje was then rebuilt in modernist architecture, but then, after the year 2000 a number of buildings were constructed in ancient or classical style to give the city a more pleasing image. The centre of Skopje around Macedonia square and the Stone Bridge was remodeled with a number of builsings in ancient or neoclassical style and many statues with a connection to antiquity. As such the centre is very cute and photogenic.


01 Stone bridge	02 Archaeological museum of Macedonia


03 Central square and stone bridge	04 Hotel Marriott	05 Macedonia square


06 Justinian I statue and museum of Macedonian struggle	07 Justinian I statue and stone bridge	08 Justinian I statue


09 Stone bridge	10 Bridge of civilisations in Macedonia	11 Bronze statue of Greek warrior	12 Bridge of civilisations in Macedonia


13 Statue on bridge of civilisations in Macedonia	14 Museum of Macedonian struggle	15 Fountain of the mothers of Macedonia	16 Phillip II of Macedon fountain

17 Macedonian struggle museum and holocaust memorial centre


18 Macedonian struggle museum and holocaust memorial centre	19 Equestrian statues and archaeological museum


20 Archaeological museum of Macedonia	21 Porta Macedonia	22 Porta Macedonia


23 Macedonia square	24 Macedonia square


25 Macedonia square	26 Alexander the Great statue	27 Stone bridge


28 Boatmen of Thessaloníki monument	29 Archaeological museum of Macedonia	30 Government agencies


31 Stone bridge on Vardar river	32 Archaeological museum of Macedonia	33 Archaeological museum of Macedonia


34 Monument of St Cyril and Methodius and square	35 Mothers of Macedonia monument at night	36 Phillip II of Macedon fountain


37 Alexander the Great statue	38 View of Mt Vodno from Stone bridge	39 Porta Macedonia	40 Porta Macedonia

Other Skopje galleries: Old bazaar and fortress ▪ Mt Vodno ▪ Miscellaneous images

Categories: Neo classical architecture ▪ City centres ▪ Historic centres

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