Durres Day Trip in Albania
Durres, Albania's main commercial port and second largest city, boasts ancient origins, significant historical sites such as a large Roman amphitheater and Archaeological Museum, and serves as the starting point of the Via Egnatia.
Included
- Guide
- Transfer
- Local guide in one from major foreign languages during all tour itinerary
- Transport with car/minivan/bus
- Hotel pick up & return in Tirana.
Not included
- Everything else not mentioned in "Inclusions".
Itinerary
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Note:This tour has been quoted based in a minimum number of participants. In case of the number of minimum required participants is not reached, the company reserves the rights to offer to the client other eventual alternative days, or to cancel the trip for the clients. Otherwise, the trip can also be operated on a private tour basis (subject to the respective quotation).All cancellations are subject of 5% service fee to cover costs for the efforts done to first to arrange and then to cancel the respective services of relevant booking.
Durres, located on the Adriatic coast, serves as Albania's primary commercial port and is the country's second largest city. Historically known as Durrahium, Durres is one of Albania's oldest cities. According to legend, it was founded by the Illyrian King Epidamnos, who named the city after himself and the port area after his grandson, Dyrrah. For centuries, Durres was the largest port on the Adriatic and marked the beginning of the Via Egnatia, the ancient route to Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul). Key attractions include the impressive Roman amphitheater, which seats 20,000 and is the largest in the Balkans, and the Archaeological Museum, located near the sea and housing a wealth of artifacts excavated in Durres. Additional sites of interest include the Roman Baths, situated behind the Aleksander Moisiu Theatre on the central square, and the Palace of former King Zog. The tour concludes with a return to Tirana.
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