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Vlora Tour to Apollonia – Ancient Learning Center
from 84 €
Price per person
people | without guide | with guide |
---|---|---|
1 | - | 295 € |
2 | - | 174 € |
3 | - | 163 € |
4 | - | 116 € |
5 | - | 111 € |
6 | - | 96 € |
7 | - | 96 € |
8 | - | 86 € |
9 | - | 84 € |
The ancient city of Apollonia founded by the Greeks became one of the most important ancient centers in Roman times on the famous ancient Via Egnatia. On the way to the ancient site we will pass through the town of Vlora (or Vlorë) where Albanian independence from the Ottoman turks was proclaimed in 1912, and the city of Fier an industrial town where the Communism isolation has left an everlasting present in its dilapidated factories.
“Apollonia Prima” is how Apollonia was known in antiquity was a very important ancient town that saw incredible development during Roman times. The Roman Emperor Augustus Octavian himself studied there, a testimony to the development of this city in general and its cultural importance in particular.
We will be able to visit the ruins, including the Parthenon, the Odeon, the library as well as the nearby Monastery of the 14th century turned into the archaeological museum where objects from the excavations are displayed
After the end of our visits, re-embark the vehicle and return back to Vlora Port.
Inclusions
- transportation by air-conditioned vehicle, late-model
(bus, minibus or taxi, according to your group’s size)
- professional driver
- insurance cover during transfers by vehicle
- licensed English-speaking guide * (concerns “with guide” rate only)
- all taxes
- identification sign with your name on it
- mobile contact number for any emergency, available 24/7
* guides in other languages available, upon request
Exclusions
- entrance fees (paid by you on the spot)
Step 1
Your tour starts from Vlora port
Step 2
Visit of the Apollonia – Ancient Learning Center, Parthenon, the Odeon, the library
Step 3
Visit of the nearby Monastery of the 14th century now, archaeological museum
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