Mausoleum of Sari Salltëku

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Overview

Mausoleum of Sari Salltëk, also known as the Mausoleum of Plava, was a work dedicated to the missionary Sari Salltëk. This mausoleum is characterized by the fact that there is no grave, it was built on four pillars and with a small roof.

Georeference: 42.101914; 20.651547
Category: Cultural Assets
Subcategory: Tomb
Legal Status of Protection: Category: Architectural heritage, Subcategory: Monument/Ensemble, Serial No.: 510, Unique No.: 4212
Is it used for tourism?: Yes
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Road infrastructure to the location: Good
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