Discover Durrës

The largest amphitheater in the Balkans once seated 20,000 spectators and includes a small Byzantine chapel within its walls.

Kilometers of gently sloping sandy beaches stretch along the coast, popular with both locals and travelers.

Remnants of the old city walls, including this Venetian-era tower, trace the port city's long defensive history.

Located along the waterfront promenade, showcasing artifacts from the city's ancient and Roman past.

About 40 minutes from Tirana Airport, or by ferry from Bari or Ancona in Italy.

Albanian is the official language. English is widely understood in tourist areas.

June to September for swimming and beach weather, with warm, sunny conditions along the coast.

Yes, the long, gently sloping sandy beaches and range of hotels make it a good choice for families with children.