More than 29,000 visitors tour Rozafa Castle in May

TIRANA, June 3 – More than 29,000 domestic and foreign visitors toured Rozafa Castle during May, according to the Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage in Shkodër.

Meanwhile, the institution reported that 62,748 people visited the historic site between January 1 and May 31. The castle remains one of northern Albania’s most visited cultural attractions.

Located above the city of Shkodër, the fortress overlooks surrounding mountains and Lake Shkodër. The city ranks among Albania’s leading tourism destinations and serves as a gateway to the Albanian Alps. Visitors are drawn by its historical heritage, cultural landmarks, and natural landscapes. Local cuisine is also known for carp dishes from the lake and traditional regional products.

In addition, the area offers several major attractions, including Marubi National Museum of Photography and Mesi Bridge. At the same time, nearby destinations such as Shiroka, Vermosh, Razëm and Theth attract visitors seeking mountain trails, alpine scenery, traditional guesthouses, and nature-based experiences.

/a.p./

The post More than 29,000 visitors tour Rozafa Castle in May appeared first on RTSH English.

Original post Here

News
Albanian Parliament to Host Inter-Parliamentary Conference on EU Enlargement and Accession

The Albanian Parliament will host the Inter-Parliamentary Conference “A Strategic Agenda for EU Enlargement and Albania’s Accession” tomorrow, Sept. 28, in Tirana. The conference will bring together representatives of Albanian institutions, the European Parliament and parliaments from other European countries. Participants will discuss the EU enlargement process and Albania’s path …

News
Mystery ‘Let’s Get Lost’ Flight Brings Travellers and Creators from Warsaw to Albania

Wizz Air brought a group of travellers, content creators and media representatives from Warsaw to Albania with its mystery “Let’s Get Lost” flight. The participants discovered their destination only after they landed at Tirana International Airport. Tirana International Airport “Nënë Tereza” announced the initiative on social media. The airport said …

News
Three Young Entrepreneurs Leave Emigration Behind and Invest in Albania, from Tourism to Medicinal Plants

Three young Albanians have returned from abroad and chosen to build their professional futures in their home country. Their stories, ranging from tourism to medicinal and aromatic plants, featured in the “Flasim” podcast with Prime Minister Edi Rama. The three entrepreneurs all share a similar journey. They left Albania, gained …