Tirana is the capital of Albania, home to around 418,495 people.
Best time
May–June & September–October for mild weather and thinner crowds
Weather
Temperate, with warm summers and cool winters
Orthodox Church
Catholic Church
Et'hem Bey Mosque
Mosque 'Kokonozit'
Saint Paul Catholic Cathedral
Resurrection of Christ Orthodox Cathedral
Kapllan Pasha Tomb
Mother Teresa Square
Orthodox Church
Catholic Church
Et'hem Bey Mosque
Mosque 'Kokonozit'
Saint Paul Catholic Cathedral
Resurrection of Christ Orthodox Cathedral
Mother Teresa Square
Mostly free or pay-what-you-like — always double-check opening times and any seasonal fees before you go.
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Local favourites
Flower's
Daily menu and à-la-carte. Free water and bread as locals are used to it. Muzaka, creamy egg plant ... feels like the try beyond the usual.
Gjelltore Dibra
Local dishes and central location.
Tasty
An authentic and plain cantine-like restaurant with a great choice of inexpensive, genuine Albanian dishes.
Te Dhuri
Only daily lunch menu available, no à-la-carte. Simple but delicious. Though, it seems a little Albanian might be needed to communicate your
Vjosa
Serves all regular Albanian dishes; Supe Pule, Tashqebab, Tave Dheu, Salate Fshati, Fergese, etc.
Mr. Chicken
Good taste of Albanian fast food. Fresh rotisserie chicken
Tourist favourites & top-rated
Star Hotel
Clean, safe, private rooms with private bathroom and shower, well maintained, friendly, staff speak English.
Hotel Victoria
Family-owned hotel in a new residential area that offers quietness and fresh air.
Hotel Verzaci
The hotel is a ten-minute walk from the Tiranë airport terminal building, very convenient for early departures or late arrivals. While there
Jolly City Centre Hotel
A small hotel in central Tirana with a 24-hour front desk and friendly staff. Modest buffet breakfast is included in price. If arriving by p
Hotel Baron
Meeting facilities include conference rooms, a ballroom, and banquet facilities.