🇦🇱 Tirana Travel Guide: Top Places to Visit & What to Eat

#postandearn #tirana 🏛️ Must-See Attractions in Tirana * Resurrection of Christ Orthodox Cathedral
A striking modern church in the city center. * Skanderbeg Square
The heart of Tirana, surrounded by historical buildings and the statue of national hero Skanderbeg. * National History Museum
Located in Skanderbeg Square, featuring a giant mosaic on its façade and exhibits from Albania’s history. * Bunk’Art 2
A Cold War-era nuclear bunker turned into a museum about Albania's Communist past. Fascinating and eerie. (There’s another Bunk’Art museum near Mount Dajti — more on that below.) * Tirana Pyramid
Once a museum to dictator Enver Hoxha, now a modern cultural hub and popular photo spot. * Air Albania Stadium
Home to Albania’s national football team. You can grab a drink at the rooftop café with stadium views. * Selman Stërmasi Stadium
Home ground of one of the local teams; a fun stop for football fans. * Tirana Grand Park
A large, relaxing park surrounding an artificial lake — great for a walk, picnic, or bike ride. 🚠 Mount Dajti & Bunk’Art 1
Take a scenic cable car ride to Mount Dajti. Buses to the cable car base leave from near Skanderbeg Square. * At the top: enjoy great views, dine at the panoramic restaurant, or play mini golf (buy a combo ticket if you want to play). * Nearby is Bunk’Art 1, another massive underground bunker museum — a must-see if you have the time. 🍽️ Where to Eat in Tirana * Restorant Tymi
One of the best spots from my Balkan tour. Tasty and affordable local dishes — try the meatballs! * Bar Ufo
Known for its trileçe (milk cake). Worth a try, but not outstanding. Note: Despite the name, Albanian Liver (Arnavut Ciğeri) isn’t from Albania. I asked around but no one was familiar with it — turns out it was made popular in Turkey by Albanian immigrants. 📍Extra Tip
If you have time to explore beyond Tirana, consider visiting Vlora (Avlonya) or Ksamil for stunning beaches and coastal scenery.