[2025 Tirana Attraction] Travel Guide for Skanderbeg Statue (Updated Jun)

#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.

#travellerswonderland #historicallandmarks Tirana, Albania

#summerdestinations Albania's cities, like Tirana and Berat, offer a captivating blend of history, culture, and vibrant modernity. Wander through Tirana's colorful streets, where eclectic architecture and lively cafes create an energetic atmosphere. The city's bustling Skanderbeg Square, adorned with historical monuments and contemporary art, epitomizes its dynamic spirit. In contrast, Berat, known as the "City of a Thousand Windows," charms visitors with its Ottoman-era buildings and stunning hilltop castle. The scenic views from Berat’s ancient citadel reveal a landscape rich with history and natural beauty. Whether exploring Tirana's urban buzz or Berat’s timeless tranquility, Albania’s cities provide a unique journey through the country’s rich heritage and evolving cultural scene. Each city invites you to experience its distinct character and warm hospitality.