This may look like a small village in Italy, but it’s Qeparo in Albania

by d2mensions

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  1. I know it doesn’t look 100% like Italy, but that was the first impression that it gave me, a village on a hill with a visible church’s belltower, the terrain is also quite dry and I forgot to add in the title that it’s half-abandoned.

  2. I mean…Albania is right next to Italy, so that shouldn’t really be that shocking.

  3. A couple of years back I was in Ohrid, North Macedonia and one day I decided to go Albania. I spent one day in Lin and Pogradec. That part of Albania was clean, with a nice scenery and quite cheap. I think it’s worth going on holiday there.

  4. It does not look like an Italian village. It does not look abandoned.

  5. I’d say it looks a lot like the Greek villages of Epirus.

  6. Sad seeing empty streets thinking people used to walk that street, kids used to play there, houses full of life and now emptiness.

  7. Pretty sure the Roman Empire, the Replic of Venice, and proximity to the Italian peninsula all had major influence on the architecture of Albania.

  8. Looks Greek to me, which is of no wonder since it was inhabited mostly by Orthodox Greeks.

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