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Simple hostel in a great location. EUR11 (breakfast included)

Tasty and cheap local dishes

Highly recommended, no traffic

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!

Very impressive mural

Interesting mural at the National Historical Museum.

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.

Church at Cape Rodon near the beach