The pearl of the Ohrid Lake, Struga is a town in the southwest of North Macedonia, located on the eastern shore of the lake and at the foot of Mount Galicica. It is the birthplace of the Nobel Prize-winning poet, writer and publicist, Ivo Andric.
The town is a natural and cultural center of the region and is known for its poetry, nightlife, and picturesque 18th- and 19th-century architecture. Struga is also home to the annual Struga Poetry Evenings, the largest poetry festival in the world.
Average temperatures during the day in Struga.