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The traces of the Via Egnatia

Peqin, Albania

Peqin was an important station along the ancient Via Egnatia, a road that connected Rome with the East and made the area a strategic point in commercial and military traffic. Its traces, historically documented, are…

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The traces of the Via Egnatia

Peqin was an important station along the ancient Via Egnatia, a road that connected Rome with the East and made the area a strategic point in commercial and military traffic. Its traces, historically documented, are still visible in some parts of the territory, especially in the areas near the castle.

The Via Egnatia represents a precious cultural and historical heritage, which places Peqin on the important map of ancient civilizations. For visitors, this is a journey through time that connects the present with antiquity.

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Built in 1666 by Abdurrahman Pasha, this mosque is a precious monument of the Ottoman period in Albania. With its characteristic architecture, it represents the classic Ottoman-Balkan style and for many years was the…

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Peqin Castle

Peqin Castle is one of the most important historical monuments of the city, with origins dating back to the Roman period and the ancient Via Egnatia road. It was built on ancient foundations, and during the Ottoman…

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Peqin Clock Tower

The Clock Tower is an architectural and historical symbol of the city. It was built in the 19th century (1823–1841) with worked stones and traditional construction techniques. The tower is notable for its unique…

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