Museum in the city Berat was opened relatively recently — in 1979. The building itself, built according to traditional Berat architecture, attracts attention, as does the amazing immovable furniture literally built into the house. The National Ethnographic Museum allows you to get acquainted with the life of local residents, with their traditions and crafts, in particular, the process of olive oil production. The museum's collection has more than a thousand exhibits.

This is a family business, the owners of which will be happy to show tourists all the features of wine production and give them a taste of various varieties of noble drink, which is the pride of Albania. First, visitors to the Ciobo family winery are introduced to the production itself, and then to the wine collection, where bottles from each harvest year are stored. There are both white and red wines here, the richness of the choice just makes your eyes run away. The wine cellar itself is also very picturesque, with mosaics and ancient amphorae for storage. There is a winery near the city Berat.

If Tirana is the main city of Albania, then the square Skanderbeg is its center, the heart of the city, where the most important buildings and attractions are located. The center of the square is occupied by a monument to Skanderbeg, the national hero of Albania. Around there are such interesting buildings as the Hadji-Ethem Bay Mosque, the Opera House, the National Museum and the Saat-Kuda Clock Tower, built in 1822. Square Skanderbeg is comparable in size to Red Square, all its buildings are designed in the style of Italian classicism.

This museum was founded in 1981, located on the square Skanderbeg in the center of Tirana. This is the largest of all Albanian museums, it has a collection of more than five thousand exhibits. In the museum, we advise you to visit the Pavilion of Antiquity, where exhibits from the Paleolithic period are collected. There is a separate Pavilion of the Middle Ages, as well as departments of iconography, Renaissance, anti-fascism, independence and ethnography. Everything is located very conveniently for tourists, allows you to get acquainted with all stages of the history of Albania.

This is the largest lake of the entire Balkan peninsula, located both in Albania and Montenegro. Skadar Lake attracts tourists with its picturesque shores, rich flora and fauna, clean water and untouched natural areas that are protected by the state. Navigation on Lake Skadar is well developed, so it is better to travel on it by ship. Moreover, the reservoir is known for its islands, on which churches with tombs were built.

This is the most famous resort in Albania, which will amaze tourists with the purest water and an amazing beach. At first it seems that on the beach you are greeted by ordinary, though incredibly snow-white and too large sand. However, if you look closely, you can understand that this is not sand, but stones, ground to such a fine state. Water at the resort Ksamil, located near the city of Saranda, is an incredible blue color, exactly like in the pool. In addition, there are several uninhabited islands that can be reached by swimming.

Berat, which is located 123 kilometers from Tirana, is not called a museum city for nothing. This is really a real museum of ancient architecture and history. Castle Berat is one of the most famous places of the city, located in the very center, as it should be — on a hill. The citadel was built in the XIII century, towers over the entire city and the riverbed. Not only tourists, but also newlyweds definitely come here. The views from the citadel are stunning, and inside there are several ancient temples and a collection of historical artifacts.

The fortress of Rosafa is located near the city of Shkoder, in a picturesque place — on a rocky hill, surrounded by two rivers at once — Drin and Boyan. Scientists believe that the fortress began to be built in the III century BC. She survived the capture by the Romans, the siege by the Ottomans, and the war with the Montenegrins. Thanks to a local legend, the fortress of Rosafa has become a place of pilgrimage for young women who ask for a happy motherhood. Newlyweds often come here, attracted by the beautiful views. And tourists are primarily attracted by the antiquity and the amazing history of this place, although the fortress itself has not been completely preserved. A museum was created in one of the surviving buildings.

This spring, located in the south of Albania, got its name for a very simple reason — its waters are really amazing blue. The Blue Eye spring is now part of the national park and is protected by the state. You can get to the source only on foot, after walking a few kilometers. The "blue Eye" can scare tourists with its unexplored depth — it seems literally bottomless. We do not recommend swimming — the water here is icy and even in hot summer it does not warm up above 13 degrees.

This museum-reserve is located in the southern part of Albania, near the city Saranda, near the Greek border. It is known for its excavations and the medieval Venetian fortress. Archaeologists managed to excavate on the territory of Butrinti walls of the acropolis, sanctuary Asclepius, the theater of the III century BC, the remains of many residential and public buildings, including baths decorated with mosaics. Visit the Archaeological Museum Butrinti is possible on the way to the sea beaches — it is located just two kilometers from the shore.