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Tirana isn’t just a city where coffee is a daily ritual—it’s a city where coffee spots serve as community anchors, each with its own atmosphere, purpose, and people. Whether you're a digital nomad looking for a productive work corner, a traveler in search of connection, or simply someone who loves coffee with a story, these places offer more than caffeine—they offer real human interaction.
Located high on a mountainside and surrounded by olive groves, Kruja (Kruje) is one of the most important medieval cities in Albania.
Located away in the heart of the Albanian Alps, Theth is one of Albania’s most breathtaking and authentic mountain villages.
Located in the heart of southern Albania, just 7 km from Saranda and across from the Greek island of Corfu, Ksamil is one of the country’s most beautiful and fast-rising destinations.
Transhumance, this ancient tradition, has been officially recognized by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This seasonal movement of shepherds and their livestock through the Albanian mountains is a centuries-old practice, deeply rooted in the cultural identity of Albania..
Welcome to Durres: Albania’s ancient port with a modern soul Just 30 km west of Tirana, Durres is one of Albania’s oldest and most vibrant cities. With its strategic coastal location along the Adriatic Sea, this city has been continuously inhabited for over 2,700 years. Today, visiting Durres in Albania offers a unique blend of ancient history, sandy beaches, seafood delights, and local culture.
Albania is finally stepping into the spotlight as one of Europe’s most exciting and underrated travel destinations. Located between Greece, Montenegro, and Italy, it offers everything a traveler could ask for:
Pogradec is one of Albania’s most enchanting lakeside destinations, a place where ancient history, untouched nature, and authentic cuisine meet. Nestled along the shores of Lake Ohrid, this peaceful town has a story that dates back thousands of years.
For the first time in its history, Giro d'Italia will hold the "Grande Partenza" outside of Italy, and Albania has been chosen as its spectacular stage. This extraordinary event will take place in the cities of Tirana, Durres, and Vlora, a route that combines the sea, mountains, and the vibrant atmosphere of Albanian cities.
When it comes to summer music festivals in Albania, few destinations in Europe offer the same unique mix of stunning beaches, vibrant cities, and eclectic music as this hidden gem.