
Durrës
This port town is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe. It connects Albania to Italy via ferry and has a lively promenade which is ideal for a stroll along the beach.
As Albania’s principal port city, Durrës offers a unique coastal energy where ancient Roman history is seamlessly woven into the fabric of a modern, sun-soaked city. You can spend your morning exploring the impressive 2nd-century amphitheater—the largest in the Balkans—before wandering toward the vibrant waterfront for a leisurely lunch by the Adriatic. The city's expansive beaches and lively promenade make it an ideal spot to settle in, providing a perfect balance between a relaxed seaside lifestyle and the cultural depth of one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited places.
Details
Sea, City, Historic
Features
195,920
Population
33 km (20.5 m)
Distance to Tirana Airport (TIA)
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