Plaoshnik Archaeological park

Such high potential and so unkept! It is beautiful here to see all the history, but most of the area is overgrown, paths aren’t clear, there are fenced off areas with more interesting areas that you don’t get access to. So strange to see such a historic place look almost abandoned. The whole area just seems unfinished.

I got an unexpected private tour guide and it was truly amazing! If you are into history, this site is a must! It’s full with art and mosaics, one of them said to be brought by Alexander the Great himself!

If you are into history, this site is a must! You will find one of the oldest church in Ohrid, walls from ancient times and old mosaics perfect preserved. This archeological park It’s full with art and mosaics, one of them said to be brought by Alexander the Great himself! So... Don't miss it!!! 😉

The church was built by St.Clement  in the year 893, on the foundation of an earlier Christian basilica, and dedicated to St.Panteleimon.Otomans destroyed it and build a mosque. Church was restored in 2002 on old foundation. Inside church are remain of St. Clement. Arheological place is still restored. On the ground are also old baptismal font from early christian period, mosaics and newly built theological university. On entrance you can find local guide that works for some small fee.

The walk from the church up is Not very well organised here, in fact at some point you feel like you are sneaking in the back of a working area.

An archeological site with a beautiful church. 150 denars entrance fee. The colors and details on the bricks of the church is very beautiful, the interior is also very cool too. There's also a nice viewpoint of the lake inside. However, there's no informational signage in the site, so without a guide there's barely anything to learn from the site.

Inside there are so beautiful. Outside around to much old founds and still to much work for archeology people,caz with every step u can see under your legs old stones walls.

Entrance fee of 150 denar for the archaeological park and the church. Wished they have put up information board as we couldn’t find any info about the park