• Butrint National Park - Butrint is an enchanting destination. Its unique charm arises from a blend of archaeology and nature that is unparalleled in the Mediterranean. The site is situated slightly inland from the eastern shore of the Straits of Corfu, less than 10 km across from Corfu town. The heart of the ancient settlement of Butrint is perched on a small hill, surrounded by the waters of Lake Butrint and the Vivari Channel, which connects the lake to the nearby Straits. To the south, the Butrint plain extends into the distance, interrupted only by a few small Albanian villages. To the north and east, the lake and marshlands transition into towering mountains. The island of Corfu completes the view to the west. Butrint is often described as a microcosm of 3,000 years of Mediterranean history. The site has been almost continuously inhabited since the 8th century BC and was visited by Aeneas during his legendary journey from Troy to Italy.
• Butrint Museum - The museum houses numerous archaeological artifacts from various historical periods, enriching the history of Butrint.
• Vivar Kanal - A stroll along the Vivari Channel offers views of the Venetian fishing system still in use today, along with stunning scenery.
• Ancient Theatre - The ancient theatre is a blend of Greek and Roman architectural styles.
• Lake Butrint - Information about the mussel farms of Butrint Lake is available at the peninsula’s edge.

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Join in the exploration of the hidden beauties of Butrint. The storytelling of this UNESCO World Heritage site will reflect the rich and intricate history of the Mediterranean, spanning from the first Peloponnesian War in the 5th century BC to the Napoleonic Wars of the 19th century. Delight in the natural wonders where the lake meets the blue waters of the Ionian Sea and rejuvenate in the lush forest of bay leaf trees.

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