Via Egnatia

Connected Sites: 4

2nd C BC Roman Road (revived after the 5th C AD as the major road of Byzantium) connecting Byzantium (Constantinople) with Dyrrachium (Durres) -from where it connected across the Adriatic with the Via Appia to Rome at Brundisium (Brindisi). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Via_Egnatia

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Connected Sites

Istanbul
Istanbul
Turkiye
Inscribed: 1985
4.38
665
12
The Road Started At The "Milion" From Where Distance Were Calculated. It Exited The Walls At The Porta Aurea
See En.Wikipedia.Org
Thessalonika
Thessalonika
Greece
Inscribed: 1988
2.97
312
9
Odos Egnatia Is Still A Major Street In Thessalonika And The Paleo-Christian Churches Of Panagia And Christ Saviour Face On To It. See
See Ferrelljenkins.Wordpress.Com
Ohrid Region
Ohrid Region
Albania, North Macedonia
Inscribed: 1979
3.40
251
7
The Via Egnatia Went Round The Northern Side Of Lake Ohrid, Passing Through The Towns Of Lychnidos (Ohrid) And Enchalon (Struga).
Archaeological site of Philippi
Archaeological site of Philippi
Greece
Inscribed: 2016
2.95
98
5
"The 535 Mile Long Roman Highway Via Egnatia Joining Dyrrachium With Byzantion Crossed The City From The Krinides Gate To The Neapolis And Was The Main East-West Street (Decumanus Maximus) Of The City. Sections Of The Paving Remain Today, With Large Rectangular Slabs Of Marble Showing Traces Of Cart Wheels" (Ab Eval)