Skanderbeg Square

The nerve centre of Tirana, Skanderbeg Square brings together the statue of Albania's national hero, the Et'hem Bey Mosque, the National Museum of History and the Ottoman Clock Tower on a vast pedestrian esplanade redesigned in 2017.

Pëllumbas

Pëllumbas

Just 25 km from Tirana, Pëllumbas combines a prehistoric karst cave, a stone village, and a swimmable Erzeni canyon — a perfect day trip into nature.

Musée National Historique De Tirana

National History Museum of Tirana

On Skanderbeg Square, Albania's largest museum traces 8,000 years of history through 8 pavilions and 6,200 objects, from the Paleolithic to the communist regime.

DAJTI MOUNTAIN

Twenty kilometres from Tirana, Mount Dajti rises to 1,613 metres. Cable car, forest hikes and views over Albania's capital within a national park.

The Lana River

Flowing through Tirana from east to west, the Lana River serves as an urban thread connecting the Pyramid, Skanderbeg Square and the Blloku district.

Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ

Inaugurated in 2012 in the heart of Tirana, the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ symbolizes the return of Orthodox worship in Albania after half a century of religious prohibition.

The Bunk Art Museum

In Tirana, the two Bunk Art museums occupy former nuclear bunkers and chronicle four decades of communist rule under Enver Hoxha.