The exhibits allow one to understand the cultural heritage of modern-day North Macedonia. However, for me, it seemed to lack a broader context, an explanation, or a description. An audio guide would have been beneficial to promote awareness of the importance of the archeological diggings done. If you are interested in archaeology and know more about it, you could like the museum. Sadly, many exhibits didn't even have titles translated into English...

We were lucky to visit on a day when entrance was free. Not sure why though. There are 2 floors of sculptures and artefacts. Some information is in English but not all. The top floor cases were all empty. Could be better with more curating.

The building is absolutely gorgeous. That said there was not much of anything interesting inside. Staff were not very welcoming and some of the photos and archaeological stuff seems to point to Bulgaria more than Macedonia. I still recommend this to those who are interested in archaeology to visit maybe they will have a different opinion.

This museum has a very fine collection of pottery, jewelry, and sculptures from ancient times. The fee is 200 dinars per person. They are working on english signage, some artifacts have no signs. If you cannot read Cyrillic you may want to skip as you will not get as much out of it as I did.

It was a beautiful experience for me (as a Macedonian not living in Skopje) to see such a treasure that had been found in my country. However, I had to rate my experience lower because of the "amazing" hospitality of the staff there. Since we entered the museum, we were welcomed with rudeness and comments about "not reading properly the price of the tickets on the website". Of course, we expected the attitude from the people that live in Skopje (the privileged people of Macedonia), but to experience it to that extent wasn't exactly my plan. We enjoyed the museum, the second floor was closed and it is expected to be open on 15th of November, so we weren't able to see it. I love my country and culture and I recommend the visit to everyone, but be prepared for an outcome like this.