Tag: Architecture in Bitola

Dzepane or “The Fortress above Bitola” (Turkish “cephane” - gun powder / ammunition depot; Macedonian: Џепане) is a monument of culture in Republic of Macedonia.

St. Paraskeva - Petka Church (Св. Параскева – Петка)
Address: Kocho Paligora b.b., Bitola 7000

For the Deboj in Bitola there are no reliable historical data, but it is assumed that it  was probably built in the XVII /...

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk the father of modern Turkey, studied in Monastir (Bitola) Military High School from 1896 untill 1899.

The object of Adventist Church (Адвентистичка Црква) in Bitola,  located near the city library St. Kliment Ohridski, is constructed at the end of the 19th century, as a private residential facility, in an eclectic neo-Renaissance or neo-baroque style.

The building of the Metropolitan residence in Bitola, according to its historical and architectural aesthetic values, has the status of a cultural monument of Republic of Macedonia.

Oficerski or The House of Army (Офицерски дом) in Bitola, according to its historical and architectural aesthetic values, has the status of monument of culture in Republic of Macedonia.

The object of the Gymnasium "Josip Broz Tito" (Јосип Броз Тито) in Bitola, is a monument of culture of Republic of Macedonia.

Church St. Mary (Св. Богородица) is located near the Dragor River and primary school St. Kiril and Metodij.

The Clock Tower with imposing height of 32 meters, is the most recognizable landmark of Bitola.