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caravanseraiSkopje, Grad Skopje
Suli An
Heritage Site in North MacedoniaBuilt 1500
TypecaravanseraiOttoman
Built1500
Best monthsApr · Sep–Octweather in Skopje
42.00° N, 21.44° EUTC+2 · Central European Summer Time
Standing for526 years
built 1500today 2026
When to goSkopje · weather score
Best timeApr · Sep–Oct
October: high / low19° / 9°
iAbout
Suli An in brief
Suli An is a caravanserai in Skopje, Grad Skopje, North Macedonia.
It holds the designation Heritage Site in North Macedonia.
The caravanserai dates from 1500 and is built in the Ottoman style.
For a visit, the weather in Skopje is best in April, September and October; in October afternoons average 19°.
Facts
- Type
- caravanserai
- Designation
- Heritage Site in North Macedonia
- Built
- 1500
- Style
- Ottoman
- Nearest town
- Skopje
- Region
- Grad Skopje
- Coordinates
- 42.00167, 21.43778
iiLocation
Where to find it
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