Mother Teresa Statue

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Mother Teresa Statue

The Mother Teresa Statue is dedicated to the Nobel Peace Prize winner and famous matriarch of Skopje, born as Gondza Bojadziu in 1910. A symbol of inspiration and spirituality, the statue is located on the same street where Mother Teresa was baptized.

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addressMacedonia Str 9, Skopje
emailinfo@memorialhouseofmotherteresa.com
moreInfoOn the main street leading from Macedonia Square, next to the Memorial House
openingHoursMon-Fri: 9am-8pm, Sat-Sun: 9am-2pm
phone+389 2 3290 674
websiteVisit website

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