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This tourist agency specializes in tours of World War I sites in Greece and Northern Macedonia. Romeo Drobarov, a member of the Macedonian police, offers tours of the battlefields and military cemeteries in the regions of Dojran, Bitola, Strumica and Thessaloniki. Weekly tours are available from and to Thessaloniki. For a day trip with a guide, it is necessary to book well in advance.

This bus station (Автобуска Станица) is poorly organized: if you buy a ticket at the counter, there is no guarantee that you will get a seat on the bus. But you can wait for the next bus in the nice little Hajduk restaurant right next door. Bus connections: 2/hour with Skopje, Štip and Gradsko, 18/day with Prilep, 15/day with Bitola, 12/day with Strumica, 9/day with Negotino, 5/day with Kavadarci, 5/day with Gevgelija, 3/day with Ohrid, 2/day with Demir Kapija. And connections with Belgrade (Serbia), Thessaloniki (Greece) and Sofia (Bulgaria).

This railway station (Железничка Станица/Železnička Stanica) has three connections per day to Demir Kapija, Negotino, Gradsko, Veles and Skopje. On site: ticket office, toilets and coffee shop. Since 2016, there is no passenger service to Thessaloniki, only freight trains. Greek trains stop at Idomeni/Ειδομένη: you have to take a cab at the Greek customs post of Evzoni installed at the highway E-75, 6 km east of the Idomeni train station.

This is North Macedonia's busiest border crossing, between Bogorodica/Богородица and Evzoni/Ευζώνων, in Greece. Hundreds of trucks pass here every day to or from the major port of Thessaloniki. Controls have become stricter due to the large number of illegal migrants. As a result, customs officers can take up to 1 hour to check just fifteen vehicles. And then there's the ugly sight of Gevgelija's first casinos as soon as you cross the border.

This railway station (Железничка Станица/Železnička Stanica) is connected three times a day to Skopje, Gradsko, Negotino, Demir Kapija and Gevgelija. The facilities are rudimentary: ticket office, toilets and cafe. The station was established in 1873 by the French Oriental Railway Company, which operated the line between Thessaloniki (Greece) and Mitrovica (Kosovo) on behalf of the Ottoman Empire. Rebuilt several times, it was renovated in 2016.

This bus station (Автобуска Станица Гевгелија/Avtobuska Stanica Gevgelija) is small with just a ticket office, a waiting room and toilets, but the staff keeps the timetable up to date on Facebook. Connections: 3-5/day with Skopje(via Demir Kapija, Negotino and Veles), 2/day with Thessaloniki (Greece, with the company Simeonidis Tours), 2/day with Dojran, 2/day with Strumica (except on Sundays), 1/day with Bitola (except on Sundays, via Negotino, Kavadarci and Prilep).