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Buthrote (Albanian Butrint or Butrinti ) is a Ville and an archaeological site in Albania, near to the Greek border .

Founded by the Illyrie NS, it was taken by the Romains in -167. It was later occupied by the Byzantine Empire and the republic of Venice, before being abandoned during the Moyen-âge.

The ruins, released after the Second world war, include a Amphithéâtre, Roman baths, a vault of the 5th century, a Basilique of the 6th century, a door of the city (called " Carry of Lion"), and a medieval fortress dating from the 14th century, currently occupied by a museum. The ruins of Butrint are registered on the Liste of the world heritage of UNESCO since 1992.

Butrint is accessible since Saranda, by a road built in 1959 to accommodate Nikita Khrouchtchev.

Catalog of films

  • Butrinti , documentary film of the Albanian realizer Vladimir Prifti (2001), rewarded with the 9th International festival for film of archeology of Bordeaux in 2004 (Better cinematographic narration).

See too

  • List of the towns of Albania
  • Tourism in Albania

External bonds

  • Seen satellite of Butrint on Descriptive WikiMapia
  • of UNESCO
  • Photo Albums: * Butrint Foundation
  • More information one Butrint from

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