Macedonia is a small country, covering 25,000 square kilometers of mountains, lakes, forests, and picturesque villages, along with fertile valleys and rivers. The Vardar River runs through its center, flowing through a wide valley that forms the heart of the country. Its source is in [...]

Historical Macedonia was much larger than the present-day state, encompassing all of northern Greece as well as parts of Bulgaria and Albania. In ancient times, its capital was initially the city of Vergina and later Pella. With the Roman conversion to Christianity and the establishment [...]