Events and entertainment Strumica

Family-friendly entertainment and team building activities are ideal for visitors looking to combine fun, connection, and unforgettable moments. From interactive games to adrenaline-packed adventures, there are countless entertainment options for families and groups.

Whether you're organizing a family day, a group outing, or a corporate team building trip, the wide variety of fun activities for kids and adults guarantees something for everyone. Explore indoor and outdoor attractions, creative workshops, sports zones, escape rooms, and interactive challenges.

With easy online booking for entertainment experiences, planning your day is simple and stress-free. Create lasting memories through engaging activities designed to build teamwork, laughter, and joy. Discover the best family attractions and team programs tailored for all ages and group sizes.

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Strumica is located in the south-east corner of Macedonia. With its population approaching 100.000, Strumica is the major cultural and economic center of south-eastern Macedonia. The clear star-covered night skies have lended the name to this southern Macedonian town. Namely, because the star-filled night sky covering the Strumica valley, this town was known in the antiquity as Astraion (The Town of Stars), and the local people called themselves Astrai. The city is famous for its fortress Carski Kuli (Tzar's towers). The fortress was erected on a hill southwest of Strumica. Intertestingly, the oldest findings speak of life in this area before the Roman Empire. Strumica is the center of the spacious rich Strumica valley. Here are grown poppy (mak), cotton, tobacco, sesame, peanuts and anason, a rare culture which is used to produce the famous Macedonian whiskey - Mastika. All this enables, to develop the textile and food industry in Strumica. The Church of St. Leontius from the 11th century is the most famous historical monument around Strumica. The locals also call it Vodocha, which means poking eyes (vadi-ochi). The...