APTN (Associated Press Television News), a global video news agency operated by the Associated Press was shooting promotional documentary about the Macedonian cultural heritage. The filming took place on May 8th 2018 at city center of Skopje, capital of Republic of Macedonia and Vasilka Dimitrovska, director of HAEMUS took part in it. Several important locations were covered by this shooting, like the famous Stone bridge in Skopje, the monuments in the Old Bazaar and the Skopje fortress. The main aim was presenting the rich cultural heritage of Skopje, mostly from the Ottoman period, because this travel documentary
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ARTE.tv the German/French production was shooting documentary about the Macedonian cultural/natural heritage and HAEMUS took part in it. The filming took place on June 11th 2014 at the archaeological site Stobi, which is open air museum and National Institution which works at preserving the cultural heritage of the site as well as of the region. Our own Field Archaeologist and founder of HAEMUS, Ms Vasilka Dimitrovska MSc was the designated archaeologist and tour guide for the program, something which is part of her everyday work. HAEMUS would like to extend enormous thanks to the Agency for Promotion & Support of Tourism of the Republic
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ARTE.tv the German/French production was shooting documentary about the Macedonian cultural heritage and Haemus took part in it. The filming took place on June 11th 2014 at the archaeological site Stobi, which is open air museum open all the year around and National Institution which works at preserving the cultural heritage of the region. Our own Field Archeologist and founder of HAEMUS, Ms Vasilka Dimitrovska MSc was the designated archaeologist and tour guide for the program, something which is part of her everyday work. HAEMUS would like to extend enormous thanks to the Agency for Promotion & Support of
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