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Highly recommended, no traffic

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Originally a Byzantine monastery complex (around 1418), severely damaged in an earthquake in 1852, partially renovated recently (2022). It also serves as a place of pilgrimage, especially annually on June 13th (Feast of St. Anthony). Late Romanesque/Gothic architecture, approximately 13.5 x 6 meters in size, and fairly well preserved. The path leading there is partly impassable or difficult to access (depending on the season). Frescoes and wall paintings have been preserved inside: for example, a double-headed eagle (associated with the Kastrioti family coat of arms) and a horsewoman figure, interpreted as Mamica Kastrioti (sister of the national hero Skënderbeu). Enjoy your visit!

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A new bridge that you can cross on foot and by bike with a clear conscience, as long as you show consideration for pedestrians. Don't be put off by pictures of the old suspension bridge; it's right next door and doesn't make a good impression.

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Church at Cape Rodon near the beach

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From here you have a beautiful view of the amphitheater

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The Church of the Apostle Paul and Saint Astitus was built between 1994 and 2002 and consecrated on May 3, 2009. The apostle is considered the first Christian preacher in northern Illyria. A church was built in his memory on the edge of Cape Paulus, today Kehis i Pallys. Saint Astitus is the first martyr, martyred in 100 AD in Durres during the reign of Emperor Trajan (98-117).

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Probably the only bike rental nearby

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One of the streets leading to the beach

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Very interesting and worth seeing if you visit Tirana

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Although the Bunk'art 2 Museum is located in the heart of Tirana's city center, the existence of the former nuclear fallout shelter was long a closely guarded secret. Dictator Hoxha himself ordered its construction in 1981, but he didn't live to see its completion five years later. The underground bunker was so secret that the Albanian population didn't even learn of its existence until 2015, even though it's located directly beneath the streets of the city center.

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The amphitheater, which could seat a good 15,000 people, dates back to Roman times (probably the first half of the 2nd century AD). It measures 127 by 103 meters, and the arena measures 63 by 39 meters. It was only discovered and excavated in 1966. Since the ancient settlement lies directly beneath the present-day city, only a few ancient remains have been uncovered.

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Here, the history of the socialist dictatorship is impressively portrayed in all its facets. The confines of the bunker enhance the atmosphere.

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Here, the history of the socialist dictatorship is impressively portrayed in all its facets. The confined space in the former nuclear bunker, in particular, reinforces the frightening atmosphere.

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A testimony to the ancient origins of Durres.

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You also have a great view of the amphitheater from the outside.

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The pyramid is now used as a training room for IT specialists from all over the Balkans. Thus, the dictator's monument is being put to a meaningful use.

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The entrance fee is 9 euros, but only for people who don't mind climbing stairs. It goes down 7 floors.

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Good training when you run uphill 😀

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wonderful view of Elasan

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