Robevi family house

The Robevi family house is a historic 19th‑century residence located in the old town of Ohrid, North Macedonia, preserved as a house museum showcasing domestic interiors and local artefacts. The building illustrates regional domestic architecture and the material culture of a notable local family.

Exhibits typically include household furnishings, religious icons and items related to local crafts and trade; the house forms part of Ohrid’s ensemble of historic houses and museums that document the city’s urban and social history. The structure has been conserved to present period interiors and to provide context for the family’s role in local society.

The house sits within Ohrid’s historic centre close to the lakeshore and other cultural sites; Ohrid is a principal regional town on the shore of Lake Ohrid and the house is part of the walkable old town area.

• House museum: The building is an example of local 19th‑century domestic architecture in Ohrid and is presented as a house museum within the city's historic core.

What to See #

• Robev family house (main residence): Main family residence constructed in the 19th century, now conserved as a historic house museum exhibiting domestic furnishings and local household items.
• Icon and artefact rooms: Exhibition rooms that display religious icons, woodwork and artefacts linked to local craftsmanship and the family's history in Ohrid.