Castles, museums, archaeological parks, historic centers, cultural sites, and religious monuments across Albania have become major attractions for both foreign and domestic tourists.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared a photo gallery on social media showcasing some of the country’s most stunning historical sites, where large groups of visitors explore Albania’s rich heritage.

“From the Castle of Gjirokastër to Kruja, and to the oldest churches and monasteries, all of Albania’s historic destinations are now bustling with tourists,” Rama stated.

This year, over 1 million tourists have visited these cultural and historical landmarks, marking a 58% increase compared to 2023. Revenue from these sites has surged by 84%.

Recognized as key parts of Albania’s cultural identity, castles, museums, and religious sites continue to attract global visitors, establishing themselves as year-round tourist destinations.

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