The church of Old St. Clement

A Greek inscription inside the church above the southern entrance indicates 1378 as the date of its construction and fresco painting. It was endowed by priest Stefan.

The church is small in dimensions, it is a one-naval in shape with three-sided apse. Originally, it had semi-circled vault, and in recent times it was covered with a flat ceiling.

It is the only church dedicated to the miracle maker of Ohrid, St. Clement of Ohrid. After Clement's monastery (St. Pantheleimon) was converted into a mosque, the remains of St. Clement were first moved to this church, and later on to the church St. Bogorodica Perivlepta.

The fresco paintings of the lower sections of the eastern and southern walls in the apse are preserved in the church. K. Balabanov estimates that the frescoes of this modest church are related to the traditional painting style and do not bring in any new elements that would be unknown to the contemporary painting style in Ohrid.