A country known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. Visitors can explore beautiful beaches along the Albanian Riviera, ancient archaeological sites like Butrint, and charming towns such as Gjirokastër and Berat. The capital, Tirana, offers a mix of modern and traditional attractions, while the countryside features mountains, lakes, and national parks, perfect for outdoor activities.
Tirana (3.78 km), Krujë (31.11 km), Shkodër (97.73 km), Berat (123.72 km), Theth (170.62 km), Gjirokastër (217.70 km), Sarandë (251.11 km), Ksamil (261.90 km), Butrint national park (264.63 km)
Theth (170.62 km)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring a historic castle and beautiful churches.
An archaeological site featuring ruins from ancient Greece and Rome, set in a lush national park with stunning views.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved Ottoman architecture and the historic Gjirokastër Castle. Alternate name: Gjirokaster.
Home to the historic Krujë Castle and the Skanderbeg Museum, offering insights into Albania's history and culture. Alternate name: Kruje.
Beach with stunning islands and clear waters.
A coastal town with beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and proximity to the ancient city of Butrint, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternate name: Saranda.
History, cultural heritage, and the impressive Rozafa Castle overlooking the city. Alternate name: Shkoder.
Landscapes, hiking trails, and traditional mountain villages.
The capital city, known for its vibrant culture, colorful architecture, and historical landmarks like Skanderbeg Square and the National History Museum.
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