Ohrid Patrimonio UNESCO: tour guidato di un'intera giornata da Skopje
Descrizione
Scopri il fascino di Ohrid in un tour di gruppo di un'intera giornata con partenza da Skopje. Questa esperienza combina un tour guidato a piedi con visite ad alcuni dei monumenti più iconici della città, tra cui il lago più antico d'Europa (sì è proprio così!), Lago di Ocrida, il Teatro Antico, la Fortezza di Samoil e la Chiesa di San Giovanni a Kaneo. Come parte del tour, visiterai il Teatro Antico di Ohrid, uno dei più antichi della regione, prima di dirigerti verso la Fortezza di Samoil per una vista panoramica sulla città e sul lago. Il percorso prosegue fino alla Chiesa di San Giovanni a Kaneo, arroccata drammaticamente sopra l'acqua e famosa per la sua cornice da cartolina. Durante i mesi più caldi, avrete la possibilità di nuotare nel lago o partecipare a una gita in barca (a pagamento). Ci sarà anche tempo libero per pranzare in un ristorante locale. Dopo un'intera giornata di esplorazione, il tour si conclude con un comodo viaggio di ritorno a Skopje.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
La parte della Macedonia sul Lago di Ocrida è stata dichiarata Patrimonio dell'Umanità dall'UNESCO nel 1979, e il sito è stato ampliato per includere anche l'area culturale e storica di Ocrida nel 1980. Nel 2010, la NASA ha nominato uno dei laghi di Titano. Nel 2014, la Riserva transfrontaliera di Ocrida-Prespa tra Albania e Macedonia settentrionale è stata aggiunta alla Rete mondiale delle riserve della biosfera dell'UNESCO. La parte albanese del Lago di Ocrida è stata anche nominata patrimonio mondiale dell'UNESCO nel 2019
Visita all'antico teatro di Ohrid.
La fortezza di Ohrid conosciuta come ,,Samuilova tvrdina'', fu costruita da Filippo II di Macedonia. Durante la fine del 900, il re macedone Samuil restaurò la fortezza ricostruendola in una roccaforte in stile medievale che si trova ancora oggi.
San Giovanni a Kaneo è una chiesa ortodossa macedone situata sulla scogliera sopra la spiaggia di Kaneo che si affaccia sul lago di Ocrida nella città di Ocrida, nella Macedonia settentrionale. La chiesa è dedicata a Giovanni di Patmos, lo scrittore di Apocalisse, che è stato considerato da alcuni la stessa persona di Giovanni Apostolo. La data di costruzione della chiesa rimane sconosciuta, ma i documenti che descrivono in dettaglio la proprietà della chiesa suggeriscono che fu costruita prima dell'anno 1447. Gli archeologi ritengono che la chiesa fu costruita qualche tempo prima dell'ascesa dell'Impero ottomano molto probabilmente nel 13 ° secolo. I lavori di restauro nel 1964 portarono alla scoperta di affreschi nella sua cupola.
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Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi alla schiena
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi cardiovascolari
- I viaggiatori devono avere una buona forma fisica
Recensioni(56)
A lovely day to experience Ochid. The place is beautiful and worth the trip. Long drive but our guide Iva entertained us with really interesting and fun stories. If you only have a short amount of time I’d recommend doing this trip. If you lots of time, stay in Ochid for a few days instead.
This trip was outstanding and to have Maria as our guide was fantastic,she is very knowledgeable and her English wad great.
A beautiful and varied day to Lake Ohrid! Our guide Bona made a party of it. She bought cake that her mother had made and she told a lot about the history and all the sights in good English. She took good care of my 88-year-old mother who occasionally wanted to sit. The lake and fortress, churches is beautiful! Boating is also recommended!
A great way to see Ohrid if you only have one day available. Bona, our guide, was very flexible and shared a lot of knowledge about both Ohrid and the history of North-Macedonia. We even got home made breakfast in the morning and a drinkable suprise at the end. A nice balance between guided history and free time. The driver was safe and cautious. All in all a beautiful city and a trip I would recomend to do.
Unfortunately, GetYourGuide has a maximum number of characters for reviews. That's why I'm placing it here. Wow wow wow! Not only did I find this the most wonderful tour I have ever had, but also the most fun. Stef (Stefani) has given us a lot of information about Ohrid. Her passion radiated from it. She also went to great lengths to connect with everyone. For example, there was a Turkish man who did not speak English, while the tour was English. She sometimes said some Turkish words and communicated with gestures to also make sure he had a good time. She did this for everyone! But I found it remarkable that she went to extra lengths for him. I got along very well with another girl who joined the tour. We sat down together at Stef's front seat. Outside the information about the tour we had nice conversations in the van. I laughed a lot. The bus itself was equipped with excellent air conditioning. I wasn't a moment too hot. Even with the air conditioning, Stef did her best to keep it at the right temperature. On the way to Ohrid we had a break in which we could have breakfast. There we had eaten a delicious Macedonian specialty, which was very tasty! We started at the old theater, then we visited the fort. Then the church and we had been on a luxury boat. This boat had very soft pillows. We enjoyed the view and took pictures of each other. Stef clearly indicated when we were going to do something, so everyone knew what to expect. She gave everyone the option to do everything or just a few things. She put the choice all the way to us without judging. In addition, she thought along with when we had to drink, go to the bathroom or buy souvenirs. On the road were quite a few people driving dangerously. Stef made sure she kept her distance and that we felt safe. Before this tour started, I looked up to the long duration of the tour (11.5 hours). But because of the rest time we had received in between and being on the bus, this was a perfect balance! I loved this to end my holiday with. Moreover, we were very lucky with the weather in Ohrid. It was sunny but not too hot and not too cold. If you are going to Macedonia: this tour (specifically from this company!) is a must!!
It’s a great introduction to Ohrid for those short of time. Just know that it’s going to be a lot of driving (six hours return) you will have coffee and toilet breaks in the middle. Our mini van was full . I was lucky to have the single seat with plenty of leg room but I can imagine how uncomfortable that must have been for others. Bona is a good guide and she is enthusiastic about sharing with us the great history of her country. We saw and walked through the majority of the main sights but you will always have that feeling of being rushed but it’s understandable unless you don’t really want to see them, in that case she gave us choices too. In the first part of the long drive (1 and half hour) the driver was talking to the guide so much and quite loudly. It was in their language. I am not against him talking, at least I hope at least he’s not sleeping or texting but he could have toned down his voice. He never paused, I was wondering if his mouth gets ever dry from the chatting. It was becoming irritating especially for the couple who were immediately behind him.
Excellent day out with lots of interesting stuff to see
I give this tour my highest and warmest recommendations. Ohrid was absolutely magical—truly a hidden gem of the Balkans. Our guide, Bojana (or 'Bona' as she's called), was incredible. Having traveled quite a bit, I can easily say she’s in the top three guides I’ve ever had. She took care of us from start to finish and made sure everyone in the group felt seen. Definitely the highlight of my trip!
Beautiful experience. Our guide (she was in training) was so very kind and helpful. The lake itself was gorgeous, of course, and the information was nice to know. I had a great time!
Nice city and very good guidance from Bojana. Only i would recommend to do a smaller groups than 40.
