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Located just west of Krste's Tower, the Srez Tower is in rougher shape than its neighbour and could use a new roof.
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Крстева кула
This square tower is in very good condition. On the entrance side, it has four windows and two balconies.
Црква „Св. Јован Крстител“
The current church exists on the place of an older one that was burned down in 1689 during an uprising. Much of the valuable religious items were saved prior to the church's destruction. The church was rebuilt in 1836 under the design of Andrej Damjanov and its iconostasis was made of walnut and golden leaf. The church is made of stone, has a portico and a pitched roof with a cupola.
Founded in 1993 within a historic Ottoman-era home.
Грофчански мост
The westernmost of the medieval bridges, the Grofčanski Bridge has two arches, under one of which the river runs. The bridge was built in the early 1700s.
A stretch of the riverside walkways in central Kratovo has been renovated, creating a lovely promenade from Hotel Kratis to the Jokširski Bridge. It provides a different vantage point to see the town's old homes and bridges, as well as the greenery along the river.
Аргулички мост
Crossing a tributary of the Kratovo River in southern Kratovo, this stone bridge consists of a single rounded arch.