All Cities in Albania to Visit

Bajram Curri, Albania: explore Valbona’s mountain landscapes, Tropojë heritage, scenic hikes, local food and the rugged northern Albanian Alps.

Berat, Albania, pairs Ottoman-era quarters, castle views, Byzantine art and river walks with distinctive cuisine and culture in a historic hillside setting.

Durrës blends Albania’s Adriatic coast, ancient Roman ruins, seaside promenades, fresh seafood and cultural experiences in a historic port city.

Gjirokastër, Albania’s stone city, pairs Ottoman architecture, castle views, historic bazaars and southern traditions with mountain scenery and culture.

Kavajë, Albania offers Ottoman heritage, local markets, Adriatic beaches and easy access to Durrës and Tirana for culture, history and coastal sightseeing.

Krujë, Albania, pairs Skanderbeg’s castle, mountain views, Ottoman-era streets, museums and artisan bazaars with a powerful national history.

Lezhë, Albania reveals Illyrian ruins, Skanderbeg’s legacy, a hilltop castle and easy access to northern landscapes, wetlands and the Adriatic coast.

Discover Patos, Albania's oil capital, where industrial heritage meets natural beauty and authentic local culture.

Pogradec on Lake Ohrid pairs Albanian lakeside scenery with Ottoman-era heritage, fish cuisine, literary culture, and peaceful walks along the waterfront.

Saranda combines Ionian beaches, Albanian history, seafood restaurants and easy access to Butrint, Ksamil and the Riviera’s clear coastal landscapes.

Tepelenë, Albania, combines Ali Pasha’s castle, Vjosa River scenery, mountain landscapes and southern heritage for rewarding cultural sightseeing.

Tirana blends Ottoman heritage, communist history, colourful architecture, mountain scenery and lively cafés into Albania’s compelling cultural capital.

Vlorë combines Adriatic beaches, Albanian independence history, Ottoman architecture, waterfront promenades and coastal excursions in southern Albania.