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Macedonia travel		City guides
	Macedonia was the only state to secede from Yugoslavia without bloodshed but in 2001 there was an uprising of the country's ethnic Albanian minority who demanded greater autonomy. Since a Western-brokered peace deal in 2001, however, the situation in Macedonia has been relatively stable. As the country grows economically, its capital of Skopje has seen a number of urban developments, including the addition of office complexes, shopping malls and international hotels.	Click below for detailed information on bars, restaurants, activities, events and more. Skopje

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Albania and Macedonia Cradle of the Balkans tour

Known as the ‘Cradle of the Balkans’, Albania and Macedonia are home to a wealth of natural and historic sites, from Lake Ohrid to the important Roman ruins at Butrint and Apollonia. Travelling through spectacular mountain and coastal scenery, explore these two emerging countries that are at the forefront of the new Europe.

The Balkans small group tour

On this tour you will enjoy numerous national parks, UNESCO heritage and historical and cultural aspects of Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Macedonia and Albania.