This journey across Albania reveals the legacy of civilizations that shaped the country. From Tirana to Gjirokastër, through Berat and Butrint, every stop traces the footprints of Illyrians, Greeks, Romans, and Ottomans. Each site shows Albania’s authenticity and the grandeur of its UNESCO World Heritage landmarks.

But Albania offers more than just monuments. The country breathes through its people’s warmth, its deep-rooted traditions, and its flavorful cuisine. Tourists can enjoy a crispy byrek, hear the UNESCO-recognized Albanian polyphonies, and explore lively markets filled with Mediterranean aromas and Eastern touches.

Moreover, strolling through Krujë’s alleys, watching traditional folk dances, or visiting local vineyards adds to the experience. These moments reflect the authenticity and hospitality that define this land.

-https://www.lefigaro.fr/voyages/selection/5-destinations-culturelles-a-decouvrir-en-voyage-organise-20250802#l-albanie-et-les-tresors-de-l-unesco-