14.08.2020

Reserve a Private 'Castle' in Macedonia

Reserve a Private 'Castle' in Macedonia

In the village of Zlatanci, we contacted Kristina, who rents out a rather unique and unconventional building in Macedonia. At first glance, it resembled a castle, so we began calling it that. It's a fascinating location for all mountain lovers, and for those who prefer the sea, we have a section below on how they can seize the opportunity to visit.

This villa is located 4 kilometers from the Serbian border crossing Prohor Pchinski. It has a stone exterior, while the interior features a quite interesting wooden ambiance. It consists of 2 bedrooms and a living room equipped with a kitchen.

This is the perfect place for a peaceful retreat, offering beautiful views that bring tranquility and calm. You can enjoy your morning coffee or take a stroll along the Pchinja River, which is nearby.

It is important to note that this village is quite isolated from urban areas, so if you plan to stay here, you should stock up on supplies from stores in your local towns, as there are no shops near the villa.


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