This was the best €2 we’ve spent for a while. What an amazing site! We wandered around for hours, but like other sites we’ve been to this time of year, the mosaics are covered for the winter. Still, very worthwhile and well presented.

Main street about 600 meters. Shops ,coffes and restaurants. We have got some Rain ouside . At the end you will find the tower watch also

Monastir Military Preparatory School, where the great leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk studied. It is now used as one of the museums of the city of Bitola. There is a section prepared for Atatürk on the first floor of the building. On the other side, images and old items from the history of Macedonia are exhibited. Entrance fee is 80 mkd per person.

A beautiful old monument from old times. It stands out in the city centre and it shows the craftmanship from the old days.

Gorgeous place for a walk/ hike. Lots of trails and they are easy to follow.

AROMANIAN CHURCH OF ST DEMETRUS Built in 1830 in the form of a basilica in three naves and dedicated to Saint Dumitru of Thessaloniki. It was built within 4 months, on the site of an older chapel that burned down in 1726. The iconography and sculpture were made by the Renza, Miaci family, representatives of the Debar School of Art (18th-19th centuries). The foundation was built 1 meter below the ground, so that the church would not be higher than the existing mosque in the city, as required by the Ottoman rules. The bell tower built in 1936 is the work of the architect Aleksandru Deroko . It is not known who blew the gold iconostasis, but a good part of the icons were painted by the master Davida Selenica , they can be found at the museum in Skopje. The iconostasis dates from approximately 1730. Today in the church you can see the icons of Mihail Anagost and of his son Nicolae Mihajlov, since 1842 (see also previous art. ). In the church there is also the head of the holy martyr Aghatanghel, in a metal box with an inscription in Greek that dates from February 27, 1827.