
Albania
The Emerging Jewel of the Balkans
Albania has a distinctive and diverse identity. Discover its traditions and history, and visit its renowned cultural monuments. Admire the Riviera of Sarandë with its turquoise waters, wander through the traditional villages of Northern Epirus and explore Lake Ohrid, surrounded by towns and villages, with colourful little boats drifting across its waters. Stroll through cosmopolitan Tirana, where the past and the future exist in harmony. Travel to Durrës, the country’s main port and one of Albania’s busiest commercial centres. Albania continues to attract increasing numbers of visitors and is rapidly emerging as one of the region’s most popular travel destinations.
Albania is home to unique treasures, from Berat Castle to the beaches of the Ionian Sea, and from picturesque Gjirokastër to the archaeological site of Butrint. Do not miss Gjirokastër, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or the breathtaking natural scenery of the Llogara Pass. Combining authenticity, history and natural beauty, Albania is an ideal destination for explorers.
Everyday life in Albania is filled with flavour and warmth. Try byrek, freshly cooked lamb, beans seasoned with herbs and traditional cheese pies. Hospitality is genuine, and daily life revolves around family, food and music. In both villages and cities, Albanian culture is rich yet simple, with a distinctive Mediterranean and Balkan character.
Discover a country that remains unspoilt and authentic. Albania offers genuine, real-life experiences: hiking through the mountains, swimming in crystal-clear waters, joining traditional celebrations and enjoying peaceful evenings beside rivers. It is the perfect destination for travellers who value authenticity and want to experience something different, beyond the ordinary.
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Tavë Kosi is Albania’s national dish, made with lamb cooked in an egg-and-lemon mixture and yoghurt, then baked in the oven. A symbol of traditional Albanian cuisine, it is served almost everywhere, from family tables to local tavernas. Rich, aromatic and nourishing, it perfectly reflects the Albanian approach to cooking and hospitality.
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