The Scorche City Museum stopped at 5:17 🇲🇰

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent #EuropeTravel The Skopje City Museum is a historical site located in the old train station building that collapsed in the 1963 earthquake. The clock on the outside wall stops at 5:17 AM, the time of the earthquake, which is a symbolic element of the museum. It exhibits over 22,000 artifacts covering the history of Skopje from prehistoric times to the 20th century, and various collections in the fields of archaeology, folklore, and art history are noteworthy. Main Attractions😋 Earthquake History Exhibition Hall: The devastation of the 1963 earthquake vividly recreated through photos and videos. Permanent Exhibition 'Journey to the Past': Systematic organization from Bronze Age artifacts to modern household items. Lubomir Belogarski Gallery: Artworks such as watercolors and Japanese Ukiyo-e prints. Visit Tips😉 Free admission area (except for some paid exhibitions). Outdoor Remains: Observe the exterior of the building with traces of the earthquake. Some of the exhibits are a bit old, but the earthquake exhibits are overwhelming. A meaningful place that connects Skopje's past and present, recommended for history lovers!! #NorthMacedonia