Leave the massive crowds of tourists behind in France or Italy, and make your next trip to one of the least-visited European countries.This is what the well known media company "Smarter Travel" recommend to its readers, listing 10 least-visited European countries, among them Macedonia and lake Ohrid. Here is what article said: "Macedonia declared its independence from the former Yugoslavia in 1991, and is now on the verge of joining the E.U., so visit now before it gets too popular or expensive. The current exchange rate of 52 Macedonia denar to 1 U.S. dollar means that you can score a luxury hotel room for less than $50 a night, and a three-course dinner for under $20. The Balkan country’s capital, Skopje, underwent a massive government project in 2014 aimed at rejuvenating the city and drawing in more tourists—so now you’ll find a bizarre number of brand-new monuments and statues scattered amongst more historic structures. Although a landlocked country, Macedonia h
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