Town in Vardar, North Macedonia
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Demir Kapija is a town in the Povardarie region of North Macedonia. Its name is Turkish for "Iron Gate", which refers to the canyon near the town. The area is also known for its wineries, particularly the Popova Kula Winery.
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Бела Вода
Just a few hundred meters downstream from Demir Kapija, this cave is one of the longest in North Macedonia.
Попова Кула
A newer winery positioned at the top of the hill, Popova Kula, represents a fort tower that was positioned during the Turkish period. Sampling and tours are available from both wineries.
By bus
There are buses and van services from the near-by town of Negotino. Buses infrequently stop in the city.
Demir Kapija is small enough to walk around on foot and has the hospitality of a village. There are no exchange offices here, however.
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