Albania

Modern Orthodox cathedral featuring a distinctive 32-meter-high bell tower and a large central dome, serving as the seat of the Archbishop of Tirana.

Bronze monument depicting the Albanian national hero on horseback, located in the central square named in his honor.

Former headquarters of the Albanian secret service during the communist regime, now a museum documenting the history of state surveillance and psychological control.

Largest museum in Albania, featuring extensive exhibits that document the country's history from prehistoric times through the post-communist era.

18th-century Ottoman-era mosque featuring intricate frescoes of trees, waterfalls, and bridges, which are rare examples of Islamic art in the region.

Anti-nuclear bunker converted into a museum documenting the history of the Albanian Ministry of Internal Affairs and the political persecution during the communist regime.

Anti-nuclear bunker built in the 1970s for the Albanian political elite, now serving as a museum documenting the country's communist history and isolation.

Former museum building designed in a brutalist style that served as a memorial to the country's former leader, now repurposed as a technology hub.

National art museum housing a significant collection of Albanian visual arts, ranging from 19th-century icons to contemporary works and socialist realist paintings.

Fortified complex dating back to the Byzantine era, now serving as a pedestrianized hub featuring local artisan shops, restaurants, and historical stone walls.