Durres Amphitheatre
One of the largest Roman amphitheatres in the Balkans, discovered in 1966 and still partially embedded in the modern city. Entry costs very little and includes a rare early Christian chapel with wall mosaics.
Monument in Durres
Byzantine Forum
Excavated ruins of a 6th-century marketplace near the amphitheatre, with column bases and mosaic fragments. Free to view from the street level and part of Durres’ layered archaeological landscape.
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Durres Beach
A long sandy beach stretching south of the city, popular with Albanian families and among the most affordable seaside destinations in Europe. Free access with very cheap sunbed and food options.
Venetian Tower
A circular watchtower incorporated into the Byzantine city walls, marking the old harbour entrance. Free to view from outside and a reminder of Durres' strategic importance across centuries.
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