Bob Tapper: Life Abroad, a documentary travel podcast
Welcome! This is a documentary travel podcast that follows Bob's life as an American Actor, Filmmaker, and Travel Blogger. His journey (so far) includes navigating a global pandemic throughout Europe, surviving a devastating earthquake in Croatia, exploring small town beauty in the Yorkshire area of north England, and living on an island (hammock included!) in the blue waters of the Adriatic Sea. Bob made a huge change, later in his life, to explore Europe and pursue a passion from his younger years // a passion for acting, filmmaking, and travel. So his new life chapter began on January 1, 2020. What could possibly go wrong? Each month you’ll hear his stories, thoughts, and breakthrough moments along the journey so far. He’ll share bonus episodes of his interesting European experiences and life-changing insights that may be helpful to others. If you’ve ever felt like you want to make a major change in your life, but think it may be too late, or you’re too old, or there’s too much uncertainty right now - his documentary journey may appeal to you.
Bob Tapper: Life Abroad, a documentary travel podcast
S4:Ep10 - Durrës, Albania (Pros & Cons)
OCTOBER 2023
Albania has truly been a delightful surprise! Durrës is a port city and my Airbnb is on the 11th floor of a high-rise, so the view of the Adriatic Sea is spectacular! There's so much to see and do here. The local restaurants are abundant and ready to be explored, and I can't wait to start!
In this episode:
- Getting settled in Durrës
- Daily life in Durrës
- Pros and Cons
- Making friends and expats
- Amphitheater of Durrës
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Amphitheater of Durrës
The largest Roman amphitheater in the Balkans once held over 20,000 people, but managed to lay hidden for hundreds of years.
Durrës Sphinx
Also called the Urban Cape, this modern architectural object serves as the apex of Durrës’ land and seascapes. It connects the promenade and square with the Adriatic sea in a seamless line of white stone and cascading stairs, all made from local stones and materials.