Tourist Attractions
Hotel Veliera - Bulevardi "Epidam" Durres
Rodoni's Cape is a peninsula in the form of a peninsula entering the interior of the Adriatic Sea. It extends into a triangular form between Rodoni Bay in the north and Lalzi in the south. In the north, the River Ishm flows through one of the small rivers of Albania. Rodoni's Cape is the largest cape in our country, which encloses the southern part of the Drin Bay. Parallel with its shore lies the clay hills, which are distinguished by the rounded shapes surrounding the entire cape. Some of them are covered by small forests creating two sumptuous colors: the blue of the sea and the green of the shore.
Venetian Tower It will drop you into sight as soon as you arrive at the small square, next to the Mujo Ulqinakut monument, almost opposite the main entrance of the harbor. It is a building erected perhaps over an older tower. The time of construction and the technique used is typically Venetian of the XV century, at which time the Venetians governed the city. Its diameter is 16 meters and its height is 9.10 meters. It consists of a single floor, which is equipped with five frengji balls. A staircase takes you up to the bedrawn terrace. Here is a pleasant bar where you can contemplate the sea and all the old atmosphere that surrounds you.
The Ethnographic Museum was opened in 1982 in the typical Durrsake house, where the museum house of Alexander Moisiu is located, and the second half of the 19th century. XIX. There are exhibited original artifacts of craftsmanship of the inhabitants of Durres and its suburbs. Contains a rich collection of ethnic folk clothing in this area of Middle Albania, as well as handicrafts in wool, silk, cotton, horn, copper and stone materials.
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