OHRID, THE PEARL OF THE BALKANS

Ohrid is a city that we often forget. We know it's nice and it's there, but we're not even aware of what it means for these spaces.Ohrid is glittering. Blue is from the water and the sky, and is aged with enviable altitudes and rocks. The postcard of Ohrid is made up of churches, all 365 days a year. Such, he is crowned as an oasis of Orthodoxy and peace, on the bastion of the chopped south and eastern Europe. Because of the contamination of the outline of the church dome in the water, the air of peace and tranquility.Ohrid is a real tourist city, very similar to those towns by the sea for which we give it several hundred euros to spend a few hours, tired of the road and visiting other important places of some France, Italy ... And like, we saw that city, we were, well, we can even advise others where it is and what needs to be seen. But Ohrid, unlike those cities, offers a sense of desperation: there you are, and you are not. You're abroad, and at home. And there is no hurry. Each facade of every old house, and each one is old, fills the eyes with a scene that is special and remains memorable.The sword is, say, the symbol of Ohrid. There are several of them, but they will. It will mean to me, because today I do not have the road to get a swan alongside a boat and a zigzag, which makes my life so happy that it drives cheerful tourists along the bay. One day later, in the office, in front of the computer, you realize how much it means just one of those furry birds.Comments

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