Voutrhoto and Foiniki

In Voutrhoto (Ag. Saranda), which, according to Virgil was built by Elenus, a hero of the Trojan war, there are findings of ancient walls, a Temple of Asclepius, a Gymnasium, a magnificent ancient theater, a prytaneion, Apollo’s head, a altar dedicated to Dionysus and many inscriptions in Greek language. Moreover, in the neighboring Foiniki, archaeologists excavated a theatre, tombs with sarcophaguses, a temple of Athena, a Gymnasium, etc. It should be noted that Foiniki, still keeps its ancient Greek name: Foiniki, capital of Chaonia.