What makes this walk different?
Ohrid has no shortage of churches, viewpoints and old stones. The difference is in how they connect to everyday life. Damian mixes the main old-town sights with the lanes, food stops and personal recommendations he shares with visiting friends.
What you will see
The route usually includes the Robevci Family House, Saint Sophia, the Ancient Theatre, the Upper Gate, Holy Mary Peryvleptos and the streets of Varosh. The exact order may change with weather, events and the pace of the group.
Baklava and tea
The walk normally finishes around a favourite baklava stop and traditional tea house. Venues, opening hours and dietary suitability can change, so tell Damian about allergies before the tour and treat the food stop as subject to local availability.
Who should join?
Solo travellers, couples and families who enjoy a relaxed pace and conversation tend to love it. Friendly pets are welcome. The old town includes cobbles, slopes and steps and is not wheelchair accessible.