Ohrid is a city of significant historical and cultural heritage, located in North Macedonia. Known as the 'Jerusalem of the Balkans', Ohrid once had 365 churches and is renowned for its picturesque houses and monuments. The city, which is the largest on Lake Ohrid, has been recognized by UNESCO for its Natural and Cultural Heritage, making it a cherished World Heritage Site. Ohrid's ancient name, Lychnidos, or 'city of light', reflects its historical importance dating back to antiquity, when it was a part of the ancient Greek Kingdom of Macedon.