Best Landmarks near Three Times Black

Experience the serene beauty of Tirana from Lake View Point, offering panoramic vistas and a tranquil escape in the heart of Albania.

Explore the architectural beauty and spiritual serenity of St. Procopius Church, a must-visit Orthodox landmark in Tirana's vibrant landscape.

Discover Hops Bar in Tirana: a vibrant spot with craft beers, tasty food, and a lively atmosphere perfect for locals and tourists!

A luxurious hotel in the heart of Tirana, offering a blend of Austrian hospitality and Mediterranean charm, with lush gardens and modern amenities.

Discover tranquility in the heart of Tirana at Lulishte Ismail Qemali, a green oasis offering a peaceful escape from the city's vibrant energy.

A powerful memorial in Tirana, Albania, commemorating the victims of communism and celebrating the nation's journey towards freedom and democracy.

Reflect on Albania's communist past at the Postbllok Memorial, a powerful symbol of resilience and remembrance in the heart of Tirana.

Reflect on history at Tirana's Berlin Wall segment, a powerful symbol of freedom and remembrance of Albania's communist past.

Escape to serenity at Tirana's Artificial Lake, a green oasis offering relaxation and recreation in the heart of the city.

A picturesque spot in Tirana where couples immortalize their love by adding padlocks to the symbolic Love Lock on the serene Liqeni i.

Experience Tirana's vibrant heart on Bulevardi Dëshmorët e Kombit, a blend of history, architecture, and lively Albanian culture.

Experience Tirana's vibrant heart on Bulevardi Dëshmorët e Kombit, where history, culture, and modern life converge in a scenic setting.

Discover Tirana's hidden gem: a vibrant tunnel adorned with colorful murals reflecting Albania's rich history and culture. A must-see art experience!

Explore Tirana's iconic Pyramid: From communist monument to modern hub for youth, technology, and culture. Free entry, climbable structure, panoramic views.

A historical landmark in Tirana's once-exclusive Blloku district, offering a glimpse into Albania's communist past, though the residence is not open to the public.