Durres

Circular plaza dating to the 5th century featuring a colonnaded courtyard and marble paving, representing a significant example of Byzantine urban architecture in the region.

Roman amphitheatre built in the 2nd century AD, featuring a unique elliptical shape and a small chapel with rare mosaics added in later centuries.

Former royal residence built in the 1930s for King Zog I, serving as a prominent example of early 20th-century architecture overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

5th-century fortification featuring prominent Byzantine defensive walls and a large medieval tower built to protect the strategic Adriatic port.

16th-century Ottoman mosque featuring a distinctive minaret and traditional architectural elements, serving as a prominent religious landmark in the city center.

Archaeological museum housing a significant collection of artifacts from the ancient city of Dyrrachium, focusing on Illyrian, Greek, and Roman historical periods.