The National History Museum in Tirana, considered one of the most visited cultural and historical attractions in the capital during July, continues to mark growing numbers of visitors.

According to Albanian News Agency, during July, the museum was visited by 13,546 visitors in total, or 141% more visitors, as compared with the July of 2022, which registered 5,614 visitors in total.

Local and foreign visitors are interested in learning more about the history of Albania from early times to the present day, explained through artifacts and objects displayed in the pavilions of the Museum.

There are about 4750 objects, which belong to a long period in time, starting from the 4th millennium BC to the second half of the 20-th century.

The museum exhibits its treasures in eight pavilions. The Antiquity Pavilion is one of the richest in the National History Museum, with nearly 400 different objects.

The museum holds objects belonging to the Bronze Age (2100-1200 BC), to the Iron Age (1200-450 BC), periods which define Illyrian properties.

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