Petrelë Castle is a medieval fortress located just outside Tirana, Albania. Built during the Byzantine era, it served a key military role due to its strategic hilltop position. The castle once controlled a branch of the ancient Via Egnatia trade route. Today, it offers panoramic views and a glimpse into Albania’s rich historical past.
Among the main buildings in the historic districts is the...
Located in the heart of Shkodër, the Historical Museum features...
A Historic Ottoman Landmark Located about 8 km northeast of...
Tongo Island is a small, uninhabited island in southern Albania,...
Mount Bukanik is one of the most popular hiking destinations...
Opened in 2019, the “House of Leaves” is a museum...