Skanderbeg Square is the main square of Tirana and named after the national hero Skanderbeg. See the statue and fountain, or visit the National Historical Museum to learn about Albania's past.
Visit the largest art museum in Albania, displaying paintings and sculptures from Albanian artists throughout history.
Indulge in traditional Albanian dishes, fresh fish and vegetarian options here. Try lakror, jani me feta, and a glass of local wine.
Explore the history of Albania from ancient times to the present day, with exhibitions including archaeological finds and collections of Tirana's traditional arts and crafts.
End the day at Blloku, the trendy neighborhood that used to be reserved for communist officials before opening to the public. Nowadays, the zone is full of cafes, restaurants, and shops.
Public buses in Tirana are frequent and inexpensive, however, hiring a taxi or taking a guided tour could be more efficient for travelers.
Taxis usually cost around 300-500 Lek for a shorter journey, a guided tour can cost between 20-50 euro per person.
If you have more time, you may want to visit the Dajti Mountain National Park, located 26km east of Tirana, to enjoy the view and nature.
Make sure to carry cash, especially small notes and coins, as most of the shops and cafes do not accept credit or debit cards.
Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza (TIA) is the main airport serving Tirana, located about 17km from the city center.