Museum of VMRO

The Museum of VMRO in Shtip and the Shtip Region (1893–1934) is located in Shtip’s Novo Selo, in the area known as Kaj Javorot, near the bridge over the Bregalnitsa River and the Ljutche River. The museum is housed in a traditional old-town family home, once owned by the Andonovi family from Novo Selo. This museum is dedicated to the Macedonian revolutionary organization and the struggle of the Macedonian people for autonomy within Macedonia.

The museum was officially opened on 20 December 2014. It occupies an exhibition area of 160 square meters, with seven separate rooms that display 11 wax figures and wax scenes of members of the Organization, valuable exhibits, photographs, authentic documents, personal belongings, and weapons used by the most prominent individuals and historical figures who shaped the city of Shtip and the Shtip region.
In addition to the wax figures of Gotse Delchev, Dame Gruev, Mishe Razvigorov, Donche Shtipjancheto, Todor Lazarov, Todor Aleksandrov, Gjorche Petrov, Petar Pop Arsov, Vladislav Kovachev, Pancho Mihajlov, and Ivan Mihajlov, the museum also features ethnological items reflecting the social life of the people from the late XIX century.