TIRANA, May 25 – The “Daily Mail” reports that Tirana ranks among the most affordable city break destinations in Europe, according to a travel feature by journalist Tom Chesshyre for “Daily Mail”. The report also highlights Durrës and Albania as emerging destinations combining archaeology, culture, and low-cost travel.

The article begins with the discovery of the Roman amphitheatre in Durrës. Archaeologists uncovered it in 1966 after a fig tree collapsed near the city walls. They identified stone remains that formed part of a structure dating to around 100 AD. The site could accommodate 20,000 spectators, according to “Daily Mail”.

Meanwhile, the report links historical heritage with modern tourism value. It notes that Tirana ranks third in Europe for affordability, according to the Post Office City Costs Barometer 2026. It also cites a Zable “Bang For Your Buck” study, which places the city ahead of several European competitors.

At the same time, the article describes key visitor experiences across Tirana and Durrës. These include the “House of Leaves” museum, the “Bunk’Art” sites linked to the communist era under Enver Hoxha, and Mount Dajti overlooking the capital. It also highlights low transport costs, budget accommodation, and affordable dining. The report concludes that Albania offers strong value alongside cultural and historical depth.

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