All Archaeological Heritage

Having a rich history with the Greek, Romans, and Ottomans, Albania is full of historical places and archaeological remains from those different eras.

Here is a list of archaeological heritage sites in Saranda and other nearby places in the south of Albania. Click on a listing for a full description, photos, location and how to get there, opening times, entrance fees and other practical information.

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The Butrint National Park is the most famous attraction in the south of Albania and the UNESCO World Heritage site…
About The Monastery Of 40 Saints The monastery was built in the 6th century AD as an important Byzantine pilgrimage…
The ruins in the center of Saranda are the archaeological excavations of a synagogue and basilica. Here’s everything you need…
About Paleokastra Castle Paleokastra literally means old castle and the building of the fortification dates back to the 4th century…
Ancient Onhezmus (nowadays Saranda) was a fortified town, but the fortification walls have either been destroyed or didn’t survive the…
Ancient Onhezmus (nowadays Saranda) was a fortified town, but the fortification walls have either been destroyed or didn’t survive the…
About The Saint Nicholas Monastery Church In Mesopotam Just outside the village of Mesopotam there is the Saint Nicholas Monastery,…
About Phoenice The Phoenice Archaeological Park (Parku Arkeologjik Finiq) is an archaeological excavation of an ancient greek city located next…
About The Settlement Of Karos The settlement of Karos consists of the ruins of a fortified settlement of a community…
About Hadrianopolis The archaeological site of Hadrianopolis is what was once a town in the ancient Epirus and was founded…
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