It seems that these days there are casinos and gambling opportunities no matter where you go and Macedonia is no exception to this rule! There are several Macedonia casinos that tourists, as well as residents, enjoy visiting and having a good time playing classic casino games as well as some of the newer variants. Macedonia casinos provide all the fun and excitement you would expect from a casino anywhere in the world.
There are a number of well-known casinos in Macedonia including the Apollonia Casino and Hotel Jugo in Gevgelija, Casino 23 - Bristol Hotel in Skopje, Casino Dojran in Dojran, Hotel and Casino Metropol in Ohrid, Le Grand Casino - Holiday Inn Hotel in Skopje, Le Grand Casino - Hotel Epinal in Bitola, and Viva Casino Continental Hotel in Skopje. All the casinos offer something a bit different, but you can rest assured that even if you do not speak the language, you will enjoy visiting these casinos and having the chance to play your favorite casino games! A casino is a casino, and while you may need to learn the specifics of the variants of each game, you will recognize all your favorite games in an instant.
If you are visiting an area of the county that does not have one of the listed Macedonia casinos, that doesn't mean that you cannot enjoy the casino games that you have come to love. If you are just visiting, you can stay in a hotel that offers you Internet access, where you can get online and enjoy all your favorite games. Since Macedonia casinos tend to be quite spread out, a good deal of the people that live there visit online casinos anyway. Not only do some people have to get online if they want to visit a casino, it's simply a more convenient way to play poker, roulette, slots, or any of your favorite casino games.
Macedonia casinos are like casinos all over the world, offering all the familiar casino games that are known the world over. The local casinos not only cater to the residents of the area, but they also cater to tourists by offering all the popular international games. Variations of poker, roulette, blackjack, and slot games can be found in all the Macedonia casinos for the express purpose of appealing to a wide consumer base, so people everywhere will come, play, and have a great time.
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
Where Art and Nature Meet
The Republic of Macedonia is hemmed in from all four sides by Greece, Albania, Serbia, and Bulgaria. This land-locked Balkan country happens to be a parliamentary democracy - despite its ongoing dispute with Greece - whose economic fortunes are changing. While entering this lovely country you need a valid passport. US passport holders, though, have something to cheer about as they do not need a valid visa for getting into the country. Even more important: proof of health insurance is an essential or else you'll have to buy one at the border.
You might want to begin your journey from the capital city of Skopje with its beautiful Makedonija Square and view of the Vardar River which has buildings on either side of it but appears absolutely ravishing nonetheless, especially during summer. Surrounded by mountains, some of its views are completely stunning.
Some tourists prefer to commence their journey from the 'Macedonian Riviera' or Ohrid with its breathtaking waterfront, hillsides and promenades. It is not for nothing that it has been called 'Paradise n Earth'. Take a boat ride down its tranquil lake and feel the wind rush through your hair as the birds sing their evensongs...
Then there are those who prefer to travel to the southern part of Macedonia, to Bitola at the base of the Baba Mountain, an important trade and commercial centre it is also the country's second-largest city. Not as beautiful as Ohrid, certainly, it bears strong evidence of its Ottoman ancestry in its architecture, culture and the Ottoman Military Academy. While in Bitola you simply have to try its special Turkish home-made bread or burek from a small unostentatious bakery known as Kaj Kire which has been around for over two decades. The word 'delicious' would be an understatement.
But if you like the bracing mountain air we suggest you take a trip to Lazaropole located at an altitude of 1,350 meters. A tiny village with about 400 houses it has the honorable distinction of spawning authors, artists, and educators. The best time to visit is in the month of September when the entire region is bathed in dramatic colors.
Tourists on a soul-cleansing pilgrimage would just love the city of Mavrovo choc-a-bloc with churches and monasteries. Among the 'must visits' is the National Park with a magnificent artificial lake. The rugged terrain is a delight for mountain bikers while naturalists would love its bio-diversity.
For beautiful mansions, lovely scenery, and a vibrant art scene you should travel to Tetovo in the northern part of the country which is also home to the South East European University and the State University of Tetovo. The architecture of the place spans an entire range from the Ottoman Empire to the Soviet Cement Block.
The painted mosque and the art center are places worth visiting at least once. At the art center you will see artists working away at their easels and paints; the sight of an artist putting final touches to his or her work is truly rewarding as you will get to see here.
Clearly, the list doesn't end here. But that's for you to find out!
Mike Greaves is a self-made entrepreneur, a well known travel consultant and internet marketer. Over the years he has traveled across the world and has numerous writings credited to his name in many renowned publications. His areas of writing include travel experiences including reviews of [http://travel.justluxe.com/]Beach Resorts, Luxury Beach Resort and [http://travel.justluxe.com/]luxury hotels.
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You might want to begin your journey from the capital city of Skopje with its beautiful Makedonija Square and view of the Vardar River which has buildings on either side of it but appears absolutely ravishing nonetheless, especially during summer. Surrounded by mountains, some of its views are completely stunning.
Some tourists prefer to commence their journey from the 'Macedonian Riviera' or Ohrid with its breathtaking waterfront, hillsides and promenades. It is not for nothing that it has been called 'Paradise n Earth'. Take a boat ride down its tranquil lake and feel the wind rush through your hair as the birds sing their evensongs...
Then there are those who prefer to travel to the southern part of Macedonia, to Bitola at the base of the Baba Mountain, an important trade and commercial centre it is also the country's second-largest city. Not as beautiful as Ohrid, certainly, it bears strong evidence of its Ottoman ancestry in its architecture, culture and the Ottoman Military Academy. While in Bitola you simply have to try its special Turkish home-made bread or burek from a small unostentatious bakery known as Kaj Kire which has been around for over two decades. The word 'delicious' would be an understatement.
But if you like the bracing mountain air we suggest you take a trip to Lazaropole located at an altitude of 1,350 meters. A tiny village with about 400 houses it has the honorable distinction of spawning authors, artists, and educators. The best time to visit is in the month of September when the entire region is bathed in dramatic colors.
Tourists on a soul-cleansing pilgrimage would just love the city of Mavrovo choc-a-bloc with churches and monasteries. Among the 'must visits' is the National Park with a magnificent artificial lake. The rugged terrain is a delight for mountain bikers while naturalists would love its bio-diversity.
For beautiful mansions, lovely scenery, and a vibrant art scene you should travel to Tetovo in the northern part of the country which is also home to the South East European University and the State University of Tetovo. The architecture of the place spans an entire range from the Ottoman Empire to the Soviet Cement Block.
The painted mosque and the art center are places worth visiting at least once. At the art center you will see artists working away at their easels and paints; the sight of an artist putting final touches to his or her work is truly rewarding as you will get to see here.
Clearly, the list doesn't end here. But that's for you to find out!
Mike Greaves is a self-made entrepreneur, a well known travel consultant and internet marketer. Over the years he has traveled across the world and has numerous writings credited to his name in many renowned publications. His areas of writing include travel experiences including reviews of [http://travel.justluxe.com/]Beach Resorts, Luxury Beach Resort and [http://travel.justluxe.com/]luxury hotels.
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Accommodation and Lodging in Macedonia
Nestled in the southeast of Europe, Macedonia is a small and beautiful country that offers its guests a great blend of wonders, traditions and cultures as well as hospitality. The country is mountainous sprinkled with beautiful valleys and lakes. It remains one of Europe's last great undiscovered countries.
Macedonia has something for everyone from their savory cuisine to their love of music, dance and how Macedonians know how to make their visitors at home. Macedonia's churches and mosques contain many fine examples of art and architecture from the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. Macedonia's capital, Skopje, has the most attractive quarter of the city known as the Skopje Old Town. It is full of shops and restaurants. In this place, you can also find the Kursumli An and the Suli An caravanserais and the Daut Pasha Baths with its two large and 11 small domes. Macedonia's second largest town is Bitola, which was an important center of Ottoman rule and has the nearby ruins of the ancient city of Heraclea. The most attractive town probably in Macedonia is Ohrid, where you can find number of ancient churches, particularly the Cathedral of St Sophia containing some magnificent 11th-century frescoes.
Macedonian cuisine combines Balkan and Mediterranean flavors and traditions. You can find different varieties of kebab in almost everywhere. Among its national specialties include Ajvar, the national sauce that is made from sweet red peppers; Gravce tavce, which is beans in skillet; and Burek, a flaky pie filled with combinations of ham, cheese, spinach and ground beef.
When you visit Macedonia, connect directly to the owners of hundreds of vacation rentals. Find vacation homes and condo rentals as well as Macedonia travel information. The Internet has a wide coverage of different vacation rentals around the globe. Definitely, it can assist you in finding a suitable Macedonia Vacation Rentals. Check rates, ratings, and amenities, and book a reservation!
We have wide selection of [http://arrangeyourvacation.com/vacation-rentals/Macedonia.htm]Macedonia Vacation Rentals that offer more amenities and space than hotels. Check out the [http://vacationrentals.bg]vacation rentals in Estonia to inquire and book directly with the owner.
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Macedonia has something for everyone from their savory cuisine to their love of music, dance and how Macedonians know how to make their visitors at home. Macedonia's churches and mosques contain many fine examples of art and architecture from the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. Macedonia's capital, Skopje, has the most attractive quarter of the city known as the Skopje Old Town. It is full of shops and restaurants. In this place, you can also find the Kursumli An and the Suli An caravanserais and the Daut Pasha Baths with its two large and 11 small domes. Macedonia's second largest town is Bitola, which was an important center of Ottoman rule and has the nearby ruins of the ancient city of Heraclea. The most attractive town probably in Macedonia is Ohrid, where you can find number of ancient churches, particularly the Cathedral of St Sophia containing some magnificent 11th-century frescoes.
Macedonian cuisine combines Balkan and Mediterranean flavors and traditions. You can find different varieties of kebab in almost everywhere. Among its national specialties include Ajvar, the national sauce that is made from sweet red peppers; Gravce tavce, which is beans in skillet; and Burek, a flaky pie filled with combinations of ham, cheese, spinach and ground beef.
When you visit Macedonia, connect directly to the owners of hundreds of vacation rentals. Find vacation homes and condo rentals as well as Macedonia travel information. The Internet has a wide coverage of different vacation rentals around the globe. Definitely, it can assist you in finding a suitable Macedonia Vacation Rentals. Check rates, ratings, and amenities, and book a reservation!
We have wide selection of [http://arrangeyourvacation.com/vacation-rentals/Macedonia.htm]Macedonia Vacation Rentals that offer more amenities and space than hotels. Check out the [http://vacationrentals.bg]vacation rentals in Estonia to inquire and book directly with the owner.
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