Gjirokastra
Defined by its castle, roads paved with chunky limestone and shale, imposing slate-roofed houses and views out to the Drina Valley, Gjirokastra is a magical hillside town described beautifully by Albania's
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Albania
Go Your Own Way In this small Mediterranean country, virgin nature and cultural mysteries come together to create a unique sense of place.
From the pure, white snow of the mountains to the red fields of spring poppies, Albania’s landscape is ever changing with the seasons, offering visitors a warm summer beach holiday or a challenging mountain trek during the fall.
In Albania, visitors are welcomed as guests as part of the country’s rich cultural traditions and heritage.
The warm hospitality of Albanians will make everyone feel at home in this small, wonderful land.
Kosova
The natural wealth of Kosovo represents high quality tourism resources.
The description of Kosovo's potential in tourism is closely related to its geographic position.
Kosovo's position in south-eastern Europe, with a central location in the Balkan Peninsula, represents a crossroad which historically dates back to Illyrian and Roman times.
Butrint
The ancient ruins of Butrint, 18km south of Saranda, are famed for their size, beauty and tranquillity. They're in a fantastic natural setting and are part of a 29-sq-km national park.
Kruja
Krujë is a town and a municipality in north central Albania. Located between Mount Krujë and the Ishëm River, the city is only 20 km north from the capital of Albania, Tirana.
Berat
Berat is a city on the Osum River, in central Albania. It's known for its white Ottoman houses.On a hilltop, Berat Castle is a huge compound now inhabited by townspeople.
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