Butrint, a Unesco World Heritage site.
Inhabited since prehistoric times, Butrint has been the site of a Greek colony (800 BC), a Roman city (44 BC) and a bishopric (5th centrury). Following a period of prosperity under Byzantine administration, then a brief occupation by the Venetians, the city was abandoned in the late Middle Ages after marshes formed in the area. The archaeological site is a repository of ruins representing each period in the city’s development and that entity is unique. Moreover the ruines are situated in a beautiful natural setting.
The photo shows the famous baptistery, a major ruin from the 6th century and an ancient Roman monument adapted to the cultural needs of Christianity. Its floor has a an exceptional and well-preserved mosaic pavement, but usually it’s covered with sand (for protection). #Culture #LocalSecrets #History

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Hotel Agimi

Sarandë

Hasan

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6 dec - 7 dec

Deluxe suite, terras, uitzicht op zee | Uitzicht vanaf balkon

Apart-Hotel Lili2

Sarandë

'Excellent hotel, great value for money. Very clean, with nice facilities and service. Private balcony and kitchen are included and housekeeping even takes care of your dishes. You can start your day on the shared terrace with a good coffee. The boulevard, pebble beach and plenty of shops and restaurants are within walking distance. Friendly and relaxed owners give you a great south Albanian experience. Some driving experience might be useful to get up the hill by car. '

Rutger

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5 dec - 6 dec

Hotel Havana

Sarandë

'The hotel was lovely, very modern. Close to the beach, local restaurants and shops. The staff were so friendly that after moving to a different hotel in Ksamil that we had pre booked - on our way back (having checked out 4 days prior but sarenda is closer to the port and we had quite a few hours to kill) they let us store our suitcases there for no extra cost even helped us load them in and out the taxi. Cannot fault this hotel at all they could maybe use a pool but they’re so close to the sea...