Interest in cultural heritage continues to grow. More than 1,000 local and foreign visitors explored the museum on the last Sunday of March.

Rama shared photos on social media. They show large crowds visiting and discovering Albanian history and culture. The museum attracts strong interest. It has become a key site for cultural tourism and public education.

“Museum Sunday” encourages people to visit cultural institutions. It also promotes cultural tourism in Albania.

Official data show rising interest from both local and international visitors.

The museum is also known as the National Museum “Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg”. It displays original objects, documents, and authentic reproductions from the 15th century and beyond.

It includes several pavilions. These cover antiquity, early medieval history, Albanian principalities, the Ottoman period, resistance, medieval castles, Skanderbeg’s chancellery, the library, and more.

The museum exhibits ceramics, bronze, iron, and copper objects. It also shows icons, manuscripts, the 1462 bell, and original 15th-century swords.

The Kruja Museum remains one of the most visited museums in Albania.

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