Ristiḱ Palace, Heritage site at Macedonia Square, Skopje, North Macedonia.
Ristiḱ Palace is a baroque building at Macedonia Square in Skopje featuring cream and beige colored facades with intricate details. The structure rises across three upper floors with multiple balconies on each level.
The building was constructed in 1926 by Serbian pharmacist Vladislav Ristić and combined ground floor offices with residential spaces in the upper levels. The palace was part of Skopje's development as a modern city after the First World War.
The palace displays neoclassical design elements including symmetrical shapes and decorative columns that reflect North Macedonian building traditions. These details are typical of structures that shaped Skopje's appearance during this era.
The building is visible from outside and easily accessible from Macedonia Square, making it a popular spot for photography. The architecture is solid and well-maintained, allowing visitors to observe the details of the facades clearly.
The rooftop features a large СКОПСКО sign advertising a local beer brand that is visible across Macedonia Square. This sign has become a recognizable landmark for those surveying the plaza.
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