Byllis Collection

Albania, Ballsh, ruins of the Illyrian city of Byllis, 4th century BC, The Cathedral

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Roman Art. Byllis Ruins, Albania. Remains of the Wall of Victorinus (Victorino) built in late 4th century AD. Date: 02/08/2007

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Greek Art. Albania, Vjose Valley, Byllis Ruins. Illyrian City Theater built in 3rd century BC. Remodeled during the Roman rule. Date: 02/08/2007

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Albania, Vjose valley view near the Ruins of Byllis. Sequence with 353-8013 Date: 02/08/2007

GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. View of BYLLIS archeological site, an old city founded by the Illyrians in IV century BC

Victorinus wall. Late IV century A. C. Byllis Ruins. Republi
ROMAN ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Remains of the Wall of Victorinus (Victorino). Late IV century a.C. Byllis Ruins

Statue. 3rd century BC. Byllis. Albania. Tirana. National Ar
Statue. 3rd century BC. Greek city of Byllis (theatre). Albania. Tirana. National Archaeological Museum. Inside

Albania. Byllis ruins
Albania. Byllis. Founded by the Illirians in the 4th century B.C. Stone inscriptions near the theater

Early Christian art. Byllis ruins. Remains of the Basilica, IV-V centuries A.D. Republic of Albania

Early Christian art. Remains of the Basilica. IV-V century A.D. Byllis ruins. Republic of Albania

GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Illyrian City Theater. Third century BC. Remodeled during the Roman rule. VjosI? Valley. BYLLIS RUINS

Ruins of Byllis. Republic of Albania
GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Archeological site of BYLLIS, old city founded by the Illyrians in IV century BC

Byllis Archeological Site. Cathedral. IV century A. C. Republ
Early Christian art. Byllis Archeological Site. Ruins of the cathedral, built in IV century a.C. In the fifth century were added the atrium and gallery. Republic of Albania

ROMAN ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Remains of the Wall of Victorinus (Victorino). Late IV century a
Roman Art. Byllis Ruins, Albania. Remains of the Wall of Victorinus (Victorino) built in late 4th century AD

GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Archeological site of BYLLIS, old city founded by
Greek Art. Archeological site of Byllis, Albania. Old city founded by the Illyrians in 4th century BC

GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Illyrian City Theater. Third century BC. Remodeled
Greek Art. Albania, Vjose Valley, Byllis Ruins. Illyrian City Theater built in 3rd century BC. Remodeled during the Roman rule

GREEK ART. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. View of BYLLIS archeological site, an old city founded
Greek Art. Albania, View of Byllis archeological site, an old city founded by the Illyrians in IV century BC

Early Christian art. Byllis Archeological Site. Ruins of the cathedral, built in IV century a
Early Christian art. Ruins of the cathedral, built in 4th century AD, with atrium and gallery added in the 5th century. Byllis archeological site, Albania

Early Christian art. Remains of the Basilica. IV-V century A. D. Byllis ruins. Republic
Early Christian art. Remains of the Basilica. IV-V century AD Byllis Ruins. Albania

REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Vjose valley view near the ruins of Byllis. Sequence with
Albania, Vjose valley view near the Ruins of Byllis. Sequence with 353-8013

Early Christian art. Byllis ruins. Remains of the Cathedral. 4th-5th centuries A.D. Republic of Albania

Early Christian art. Ruins of the cathedral, built in 4th century AD, with atrium and gallery added in the 5th century. Byllis archeological site, Albania

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Byllis, located in Ballsh, Albania, is a captivating ancient city that dates back to the 4th century BC. The ruins of this Illyrian city offer a glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of the region. As you explore Byllis, you'll come across various fascinating landmarks. One such landmark is The Cathedral, which stands as a testament to the religious significance of Byllis. Its grandeur and architectural beauty are awe-inspiring, showcasing the craftsmanship of its builders from centuries ago. The Victorinus wall is another remarkable feature found within these ruins. Built during the late IV century A. C. , it serves as a reminder of Byllis' defensive capabilities and strategic importance in ancient times. As you wander through Byllis, you may stumble upon an intriguing statue dating back to the 3rd century BC. This artifact showcases the artistic prowess prevalent in Byllis during that era and can now be admired at Tirana's National Art Museum. The remains of Basilica highlight Early Christian art preserved within Byllis' ruins. These remnants provide insight into how religion played a significant role in shaping this ancient city's identity during IV-V centuries AD. Don't miss out on exploring Illyrian City Theater while visiting Byllis. This theater was once alive with performances and gatherings that brought communities together for entertainment and cultural exchange. Visiting these impressive ruins allows us to step back in time and appreciate Albania's rich historical legacy. Soak up the atmosphere as you traverse through this archaeological site; every corner holds stories waiting to be discovered.