The "Revolution Park "with" Monument to the Undefeated "is an architecturally complex site built in memory of the fallen fighters from Prilep in the struggle for liberation from the fascist occupier and a symbolic depiction of the victory of freedom over slavery. Began in 1960 and presented to the public in 1961, the complex was conceived as a kind of celebration of the proclamation of the city of Prilep as a "partisan city" in the early 1960s by the then Yugoslav government.
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Within the project “Heritage Walks & Talks” project, we are developing a new cultural and tourist product that will be able to be used freely by individual tourists, as well as travelers in groups. The concept we want to present to you is conceived as a walk through heritage, and we will be able to use it when we want to get acquainted with the cultural and historical heritage of the Western Balkans, especially the heritage that is still modestly derived from the traditions of local communities and that all the visitors have yet to find out.
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