Albania

Albania's modern capital city boasts colorful buildings, world-class museums, historic sites, and sprawling parks.

The second-largest port city in Albania, Vlore dates to the 6C BC as a Greek settlement, and is famed for its olive production.

Known for its beautiful pebbled beaches, this sea-side town is one of the most popular destinations on the Albanian Riviera.

Albania's second largest city is known for its port and industry, a long history, a nice beach, and several archaeological curios.

Nestled between two mountains, this city offers interesting historic and cultural landmarks, as well as diverse Balkan architecture.

Little known to foreign travelers, but favored by locals, this lovely coastal village offers restaurants and magical quiet beaches.

Situated in a valley at the foot of the Gjere mountains, this town is a well-preserved Ottoman settlement and is home to a 12C fort.

Located near the beautiful Lake of Skadar, this city is a cultural hub with interesting museums and several historical landmarks.

A village in the Albanian Riviera situated on the slope of the Ceraunian Mountains, known for its rocky beaches and nightlife.

Surrounded by the Morava Mountains, this historic city is home to several interesting museums and cultural landmarks.

Encircled by mountains, this town boasts white sand beaches, authentic Greek eateries, and a well-preserved historic center.