The Acropolis of Apollonia

The Acropolis of Apollonia is an ancient archaeological site located in modern-day Albania, once a significant Greek city founded in the 6th century BC. The term "acropolis" refers to a fortified high point in a city, typically serving as a religious and administrative center. Apollonia was known for its strategic location, flourishing trade, and vibrant culture, becoming an important hub in the ancient world. Key remains, including temples, theaters, and city walls, showcase its historical significance and architectural achievements, reflecting the region's Hellenistic influences and its role in the cultural exchange of the time.