
Village and former city in southern Albania
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Voskopoja (or Moscopole) is a village in Southeastern Albania, located in Korçë County. Once a prominent urban center in the 18th century, it was a hub of Aromanian, Greek, and Albanian culture, featuring a printing press and numerous churches. Today, it stands as a quiet rural community with significant historical heritage.
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Kisha e Shën Kollit
The largest and most famous church in Voskopoja, located on the main road. The exterior is modest, but the interior is a masterpiece of art, entirely covered in frescoes painted by the renowned 18th-century Albanian painter David Selenica and his apprentices.
Kisha e Shën Thanasit
Situated on a hill with a magnificent view of the village, this church is known for its well-preserved frescoes. The journey to the church is a short uphill walk and offers a great photo opportunity.
Manastiri i Shën Prodromit
Located just outside the main village, this monastery is a significant historical and religious site. The complex is partially restored, and its peaceful setting in the surrounding nature is a major draw.
A highly-rated guesthouse offering comfortable rooms, a garden, and a warm atmosphere. It's a great base for exploring the village and surrounding nature.
This guesthouse provides a traditional experience with a restaurant serving local cuisine. Guests often praise the friendly hosts and the beautiful mountain views.
This hotel features a restaurant and a terrace. It's known for its family-friendly atmosphere and its traditional Albanian and Greek food.
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