Saranda: Antigonea Ruins Tour with Lunch & Photo Stops

Highlights

• Explore the ruins of Adrianopolis, a 2nd-century AD Roman city
• Discover the ancient city of Antigonea, built by the King of Epirus
• Enjoy a traditional lunch at a local inn or tavern in Lunxhëri
• Take in breathtaking views of the Drinos Valley and the Lunxhëri region
• Capture stunning photos at scenic stops along the way

Description

Begin your journey from Saranda, traveling along one of the most picturesque roads through Muzinë. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Drinos valley, making stops for photos or a quick coffee according to your needs and preferences. Your first stop is Adrianopolis, where you will explore the ruins of the 2nd-century AD city, built during the reign of Roman Emperor Hadrian. See traces of an ancient theater and other historical structures that carry the memories of the past. Continue towards the Lunxhëri region, a land rich in flora and fauna, dotted with authentic villages offering unique material and spiritual heritage. The main destination of your trip is Jermë Hill, home to the ancient city of Antigonea. This city was built by the King of Epirus in the 3rd century BC in honor of his wife, Antigone, and is known as the city built by love and destroyed by hate. Take stunning photos and relax amidst the breathtaking natural surroundings of the site. To fully enjoy the experience, have a traditional lunch at one of the local inns or taverns, savoring the authentic flavors of Lunxhëri. For the return, take a different road via Skerfica, which is equally panoramic, offering more amazing views and photo opportunities before arriving back in Saranda in the afternoon.

Includes

Transport from Saranda Visit to Adrianopolis ruins Visit to Antigonea Traditional lunch Professional guide and driver Tickets included

Important Information

• The tour involves walking on uneven surfaces Wear comfortable clothing and shoes Bring a camera for photo opportunities

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund