When we visited the Museum of the City of Skopje, one of the city’s most important cultural museums, located in the former railway station building that was partially destroyed in the 1963 earthquake. The museum is known for documenting Skopje’s history, especially the impact of the earthquake that reshaped much of the city, and for preserving archaeological, historical, and ethnological collections. In front of the museum, stone monuments and tombstones are on display, creating a quiet, reflective atmosphere. Among them, we carefully hid a tiny penguin stone, adding a small hidden detail to this historic spot.

Last known location: 41.9910589N, 21.4295123E

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Every penguin has a story. See where the rest are waiting below.