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A steel cross stands atop Vodno Mountain. Accessible via hiking trails and a cable car (€2). A snack bar is available. On a clear day, there are views of Skopje and the ski resorts of North Macedonia.

Here in Skopje, the original home of "Mother Teresa," where she was born in 1910, the founder of the Order of the Missionaries of Charity, who worked for many years in India, is honored. Mother Teresa – awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, died in 1997, and canonized in 2016 – once described herself succinctly as follows: + "I am Albanian by birth, Indian by nationality; I am a Catholic sister. Through my mission, I belong to the whole world, but my heart belongs only to Jesus." The linked photo shows her as many will have known her from the media =>> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutter_Teresa#/media/Datei:MotherTeresa_094.jpg

Climb from Katlanovo towards Mladov reservoir. The climb is well paved for the first two thirds and then becomes a gravel path for about 2km. The descent is again well paved.

The arch is 21 metres high and cost 4.4 million euros. Its author is Valentina Stevanovska, a sculptor who created several other grandiose monuments as part of the Skopje 2014 project, including the statue dedicated to Alexander the Great, officially called "Warrior on a Horse". During the opening ceremony, Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski admitted that he was personally the initiator of the Skopje 2014 plan.

The Stone Bridge of Skopje (Macedonian: Камен Мост Kamen Most, Albanian: Ura e Gurit, Turkish: Taşköprü) is a landmark of the capital of North Macedonia. It crosses the Vardar and once connected the two halves of the old town. The stone bridge is depicted on the city coat of arms of Skopje.

Mother Teresa, now a saint, was born in Skopje and lived there until her teens. She then moved to Ireland and finally to Calcutta, India, where she died. The Memorial House commemorates the life and deeds of Mother Teresa. It is a miniature museum spread over two floors and also houses a chapel. It primarily exhibits photographs and texts by Mother Teresa. Admission to the Mother Teresa House is free and open every day of the week.

View of the Millennium Cross from the path

A dam with great views of the canyon.