Set on the shores of Lake Ohrid in southwestern Macedonia, Ohrid is a vibrant city offering both history and natural beauty. Ohrid's historic city center, narrow streets, and traditional houses transport visitors into the past, while peaceful walks along the lakeshore promise tranquility. Ohrid, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features historic churches and ancient ruins such as the Church of Saint John the Theologian (Church of St. John at Kaneo), and the hilltop Samoil’s Fortress, both of which overlook Lake Ohrid. Other places to visit in Ohrid include the Ancient Theater, St. Kliment Monastery (Church of Saints Clement), Plaošnik, and the Church of Saint Sophia.

Ohrid also attracts tourists who come to bask on its lovely beaches, participate in water sports, and browse small boutiques showcasing the Ohrid pearl jewelry.

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Turkish Airlines operates flights from Istanbul Airport to Ohrid’s St. Paul The Apostle Airport.

About Ohrid Airport

Ohrid Airport (St. Paul the Apostle Airport) is about 10 kilometers from the city center. By taxi or private vehicle, the drive from the airport to the city center takes around 15 minutes. Small but modern, the airport gets particularly busy during the summer months.