Castelo di Dajti
Dajt, Italy
Dajti Castle (Albanian: Kalaja e Dajtit) is a 1.12 hectares (2.8 acres) archaeological site in Albania, comprising the ruins of a Roman fortification and several dwellings. It belongs to late antiquity, probably having been built over Illyrian foundations. It lies at 1,200 metres (3,900 ft) altitude
on top of a hill, west-side of Mount Dajti, close to Tirana. It was discovered in 1963 and eventually was inscribed in the list of the Cultural Monuments of Albania. In 2008 a three-year restoration project began, aiming to conduct further archaeological searching and surveys and to improve the nearby infrastructure for visitors and tourists.
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- parco nazionale del monte Dajt nature_reserve · 1 km away
- Monte Dajt peak · 1 km away
- Bunk’Art art_museum · 5 km away
- cimitero di Tufina cemetery · 5 km away
- Academy of Film and Multimedia Marubi university · 6 km away
- Museo di scienze naturali Sabiha Kasimati natural_history_museum · 8 km away
- moschea dei Conciatori mosque · 8 km away
- Cimitero nazionale dei martiri d'Albania cemetery · 8 km away