Robevci Family House

I liked the variety between every floor. There was recreation of when the merchants lived in this house, and higher up there were ancient coins, vases and helmets. There was also an exhibition on the wood carving tradition of the area, as well as a modernist exhibition on the ground floor

This house is one of many well preserved example of Turkish style houses in Ohrid. Indeed, the region looks like twin sister of old Safranbolu. The house is turned into a ticketed museum exhibiting lifestyle, artwork, wood art of Ottoman era. A must visit place.

Amazing little museum. Interesting mix of recent history with furniture and clothes with rooms of the house recreated as they would have been when the family lived there and artefacts from archaeological digs spanning the last 8000 years. Definitely recommend.

This museum feels like a journey through time. It's filled with interesting things from the past, sharing the story of a family. The place has a nice vibe, adding to the overall experience. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about the past, exploring this museum is definitely worthwhile. Location is also pretty nice ngl! This place is definitely recommended, at least by me.

Honestly, I would have not known what I am missing if we decided not to enter! One of the best designed and maintained museums I’ve been in - you feel like you are in a museum and simultaneously are someone’s house back in the day. I especially liked the Macedonian traditional clothing, the Ottoman influence of the interior and the archeological findings displayed. The woman on the counter was sweet and very professional. Entrance fee is 2.5€ and it is worth every cent of it! I love this country

This house museum is one of many well preserved example of Turkish style houses in Ohrid, Macedonia. It has that Balkan vibe/style that you will find in countys like Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece or Turkey. The house is turned into a museum, exhibiting lifestyle, artwork, wood art of Ottoman era. It's perfect for learning the rich history and culture of this area, of this part of Europe. I highly recommend it! 😉

An absolute must visit in Ohrid. The first time I came to Ohrid in October 2020 I neglected to visit. Upon my return in August 2021 I made a visit. The museum was practically empty. It was also great there was an incredibly helpful staff member that answered all questions in detail. He also did not ask for anything in return. Really neat to see an ISIS statue from over two millenniums ago. Previously I have only seen alabaster ones in Egypt and this one was marble. Awesome house. Just an overall gem!

The entrance is free. We couldn't get upside as it was closed but it seems very nice outside.