Old railway station Skopje was built in 1938 by Velimir Gavrilovik in a modern style with Byzantine decoration. At a time it was the most beautiful train station on the Balkans, until it was demolished by the earthquake in 1963. The clock on this old train station stopped at 5:17 am since the morning of 26 July 1963, when this piece of the grand modernist station of Skopje was one of the few parts of the city that remained standing after a massive earthquake crushed the city. Today is a museum of the city of Skopje.
It's a small museum but worth visiting as it contains the Adam of Govrlevo , discovered at an archaeological site near Skopje. Portraying a seated male torso, this Neolithic ceramic sculpture is over 7000 years old, making it one of the oldest examples of human artwork in the world.
There is also the "Shy Venus," a marble statue found in the baths of Skupi . This Roman statue is almost completely intact, looking nearly as perfect as it must have looked 2000 years ago. Although the location is very basic the roman artifacts are in very good condition
You cant really look around. Also they are gonna destroy the building :((
Place of great historical importance.
Nice historic place with a museum sure worth to visit it.