Tourist destinations in Albania that should not be missed by any tourist ...

Albanian Riviera, a thousand shades of blue You can not say that you were in Albania without spending some time on the beautiful Albanian Riviera, the extension of the coast that emerges from the mountain pass of Llogara and ends at the border with Greece. The southern coast of Albania is the place of idyllic beaches, hidden bays, orthodox villages with blue-domed churches and monasteries hidden in forests that escape the most confused eye. Gjirokastra, the museum city of Albania World Heritage Site since 2005, the unique example of Ottoman architecture and museum city of the country, Gjirokastra is the most interesting destination in Albania. Not only for its undisputed beauty, but also for its picturesque location, surrounded by mountains and located a few kilometers from the Greek border. Berat, the city with overlapping windows Just over an hour away from the capital, here is Berat, a small jewel nestled among the high mountains and characterized by some of the most beautiful buildings in the country. Berat owes its nickname to its magnificent white houses pierced by numerous points of light that have earned it the nickname of the city with overlapping windows. Shkodra, the door to the north Less famous from the south, but just as interesting, northern Albania is one of the indispensable destinations for anyone looking to explore the wild and authentic side of the country. The starting point for the great north is Scutari, the historic city of Albania, the only place of the photo museum in Albania, the Marubi Museum and Rozafa Castle, one of the largest in the Balkans.