Albania will build a network of new panoramic balconies in several protected areas. The structures will offer visitors richer, educational, and eco-friendly nature experiences.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images of upcoming projects in national and natural parks. He said the balconies will be light, eco-friendly structures that let people enjoy Albania’s extraordinary landscapes up close.

“Designed in harmony with the environment, these viewpoints will give visitors safe spaces to see and enjoy the beauty of our parks,” Rama said.

The balconies will span 12 counties. They will be built at strategic locations with stunning views, including: Tomor Mountain National Park in Berat; Lurë-Mali i Dejës National Park in Dibër; Divjakë-Karavasta in Fier; Kallabak Peak in Korab-Koritnik Nature Park in Kukës; Syri i Kaltër Nature Park in Vlorë; Dajti Mountain National Park in Tirana; Qafështamë Nature Park in Durrës; Bredhi i Hotovës National Park in Gjirokastër; Shebenik National Park in Elbasan, and more.

The project aims to bring visitors closer to nature, landscapes, and biodiversity. It will expand the eco-tourism potential of Albania’s national and natural parks across all counties.

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