Ohrid
North Macedonia
Ohrid, in North Macedonia, reaches 297 Bunkabop connections spanning 8611 places and 23 topics, with history and religion at the core. From 990 to 1015 the city was capital of the First Bulgarian Empire; from 990 to 1018 it also served as seat of the Bulgarian Patriarchate, a dual role that echoes today in its ties to Serbia, Bulgaria, and Greece. In September 1464, Albanian forces of the League of Lezhë defeated an Ottoman army near the city, and the endemic Ohrid trout extends its reach into nature.
Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg
Connects Ohrid to: Albania | Lipjan, Kosovo
Gjergj Arianiti
Pope Marcellinus
Connects Ohrid to: Rome, Italy
Basil Fool for Christ
Connects Ohrid to: Moscow, Central | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern
Žarko Čabarkapa
Connects Ohrid to: United States | Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Duvalo
Connects Ohrid to: North Macedonia
Jovica Tasevski-Eternijan
Connects Ohrid to: Skopje, North Macedonia | Prilep, North Macedonia
Joanikije II
Connects Ohrid to: Prizren, Kosovo | Peja, Kosovo
Antenna 5 FM
Connects Ohrid to: Miami, Florida | Skopje, North Macedonia
Yordan Ivanov (literary historian)
Connects Ohrid to: Skopje, North Macedonia | Batak, Bulgaria
Bulgarian Patriarchate
Connects Ohrid to: North Macedonia | Macedonia (region)
Macedonian Handball Super League
Connects Ohrid to: Kumanovo, North Macedonia | Dračevo, Skopje