The city of Apollonia was probably founded in the 6th century BC by Greek colonists from Corfu and Corinth. The city flourished in the 4th century BC and was an important trade and economic centre, one of the most important cities of the Adriatic basin. During Roman times, it was one of the gateways to Via Egnatia. Throughout its existence, the culture and...Read More
The Mountain with Holes is not so far from Tirana, this natural and rather unique destination offers memorable panoramic views and a hiking experience to please any budding rambler. If you have previously read up about Albania’s natural monuments, then it’s no secret that most will leave you speechless from the sheer variety and creativity that...Read More
Skanderbeg Square and the buildings around in the main streets of Tirana, are full of lights and decorations, bringing happiness in these difficult days, filled with anxiety from the ongoing Pandemy. The Municipality of Tirana has taken care of the details for the festive atmosphere. There have been many citizens who have chosen to preserve a...Read More
Ish-Blloku (the former Block) known as Blloku is the most famous and expensive area in Tirana. It became very attractive after the fall of communism in Albania because during communism it used to be the area where only the communist elites lived. In Blloku you can still find the residence of the Albania’s communist leader Enver Hoxha....Read More
With its natural abundance, majestic peaks, pristine beaches, awe-inspiring waterfalls and healing thermal baths, glistening rivers and picturesque villages, metropolises and ancient cities, the country is an appealing destination not only for international tourists but for locals who still have not experienced every corner of Albania.
