Brajchino

The village of Brajcino is mountainous and extends to the extreme southeastern part of the territory of the municipality of Resen, rising with the area of ​​the southwestern ridge of the mountain Baba. It borders the municipality of Bitola and the state border line with the Republic of Greece. The Brajcinska River flows through the village.

It is only 15 minutes away from Lake Prespa, and is located at the foot of Baba Mountain, near the Pelister National Park. It is rich in springs of sparkling water, high and green forest, mountain peaks that captivate with their beauty, with ecological apples sprouted at an altitude of over 1,000 meters and strawberries that ripen in late summer.

V. Brajchino stands out for its characteristic rural architecture. The architecture is a special whole, with stone houses, ovens and wicker fences. This rural architecture dates back to the 19th century.

Churches

 · Church "St. Nikola ”- the main village church; is located in the village. It was built in 1871-2, in architecture it is three-naved with a preserved fresco in the apse concha. The iconostasis dates from 1875.

· Church "St. Ilija ”- a church known for the first cell school (1874 - 1876); is located two kilometers east of the village. It was built in 1919.

· Church "St. Petka ”- monastery church; · Church "St. Bogorodica ”- is located in the locality Plesha, 0.7 km northwest of the current location of the village. ; boot time is not specified.

· Church "St. Atanasij "- is located southwest of the village, it is built on an older scalar building. Paintings in the altar area and on the north wall.

· Church "St. Arhangeli "- is located in the locality Arangeli, 0.7 km northwest of the village, renovated in 1916. ;

Archaeological sites 

St. Atanas - a medieval necropolis; Tower - a fortress from the Middle Ages;