Antigonea
A short-lived Epirote city founded by King Pyrrhus and burned by Rome in 167 BC.
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A short-lived Epirote city founded by King Pyrrhus and burned by Rome in 167 BC.
Sulphur pools beside the Ottoman Katiu bridge, at the mouth of the Lengarica canyon.
A valley of villages south of Gjirokastër with a large Greek-speaking population.
The 'stone city': slate-roofed tower houses on a steep slope beneath one of the Balkans' largest castles.
One of the largest castles in the Balkans, holding an artillery gallery and a captured US aircraft.
A town at the mouth of the Këlcyrë gorge on the Vjosa.
A hill town below a castle built by Ali Pasha for his sister, opposite Gjirokastër.
A former coal-mining town in the Vjosa valley.
A small Vjosa-side town known for its fruit preserves, thermal baths and polyphonic singing.
Ali Pasha's birthplace, at the confluence of the Vjosa and the Drino.
One of the last large free-flowing rivers in Europe, declared a Wild River National Park in March 2023.
Declared in March 2023, Europe's first national park built around a whole free-flowing river system.