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Mogorjelo

Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Archeological Site: Mogorjelo

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Vid

Country: Croatia
Archaeological Site: Narona

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Risinum

Country: Montenegro
Archeological Site: Risinum

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Podgorica

Country: Montenegro
Archeological Site: Doclea

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Durrës

Country: Albania
Archeological Site: Durrës

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Fier

Country: Albania
Archeological Site: Apollonia

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Butrint

Country: Albania
Archeological Site: Buthrotum

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Ohrid

Country: North Macedonia
Archeological Site: The Antique Theatre

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Bitola

Country: North Macedonia
Archeological Site: Heraclea Lyncestis

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Gradsko

Country: North Macedonia
Archeological Site: Stobi

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Fier (Apollonia) and Vlorë, Albania
Bitola (Heraclea Lyncestis), North Macedonia
Butrint (Buthrotum) and Saranda, Albania
Gradsko (Stobi) and Skopje, North Macedonia
Čapljina (Mogorjelo), Bosnia and Hercegovina
Ohrid (Lynchidus), North Macedonia
Podgorica (Doclea), Montenegro
Risan (Risinium) and Kotor, Montenegro
Durrës (Dyrrachium), Albania
Vid (Narona),
Croatia

THE ROMAN EMPERORS AND DANUBE WINE ROUTE

The Roman Emperors and Danube Wine Route, with its Danube and Adriatic Trails, extends through ten European countries – Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a network of sub-destinations, created around individual archaeological sites, locations, places and buildings, which are monuments to the leadership of the Roman emperors in Late Antiquity. The Route was certified as a European Cultural Route by the European Institute for Cultural Routes (EICR).

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Route of the roman emperors

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