List of Illyrian cities

The list represents cities that were founded by the Illyrians . The location on a hill (hilltop settlement) was typical for such cities.

Surname	founding	comment	image
Absorus	unknown	lies in the region of Split	-
Alalkomenai	unknown	City of Deuriopes in Paionien	-
Albanopolis	unknown	founded by the Illyrian Albani in Kruja located	-
Albona	approx.  4th century BC Chr.	also Alvona called	-
Amantia	approx. 4th century BC Chr.	One of the most important finds is a 184 m long stadium	-
Antipatreia	approx. 4th century BC Chr.	was the Macedonian new founder of the city Cassander after his father Antipatreia named	Location of Antipatreia (hill on the left)
Ascrivium	approx. 3rd century BC Chr.	UNESCO World Heritage since 1979	The city castle (upper right corner of the picture), which was the location of the ancient Ascrivium , towers over today's city of Kotor
Bigest	approx. 8th century BC Chr.	-	-
Brunda	unknown	Name means deer head	-
Bryanion	unknown	City of Deuriopes in Paionien	-
Budva	approx. 4th century BC BC (settlement by the Illyrians)	existed since 1000 BC As a Greek colony	-
Byllis	approx. 4th century BC Chr.	the most important finds include a stadium and a theater	Ruins of a theater
Crepsa	unknown	served the Liburnians as a port	-
Daorson	approx. 3rd century BC Chr.	near Stolac	Fortification walls
Delminium	unknown	Name means sheep	-
Encheleana	approx. 5th century BC Chr.	Name comes from the encheleans	-
Hyria	unknown	founded by Messapier	-
Iader	unknown	founded by the Liburnians	-
Koviljkin grad	unknown	probably a Roman city foundation	-
Toilets	unknown	-	-
Liburna	unknown	founded by the Liburnians	-
Lissos	approx. 8th century BC Chr.	-	Fortification walls
Lychnidos	approx. 8th century BC Chr.	founded by the Encheleans	Ruins on Lake Ohrid
Nona	approx. 9th century BC Chr.	One of the most important finds is a temple that was one of the largest in Dalmatia at the time; also Aenona called	-
Narona	approx. 4th century BC Chr.	One of the most important finds is an Augustus temple from the 1st century AD.	-
Olcinium	approx. 5th century BC Chr.	founded by the Illyrian Olciniates	-
Pagus	unknown	-	-
Rhizon	approx. 4th century BC Chr.	probably founded as a Greek colony	Location of the ancient rhizon
Scodra	approx. 4th century BC Chr.	Residence of many Illyrian kings such as Agron , Teuta and Genthios	Site of the ancient Scodra
Salona	unknown	founded by the Illyrian Delmats	ruins
Stubera	unknown	City of Deuriopes in Paionien	-
Ulpiana	approx. 8th century BC Chr.	was an important trading town, especially during Roman times	ruins
Vicianum	unknown	Name means room of the calves	-

The list does not claim to be complete or precise.