
The most important cities in Albania at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.

Elbasan is located on the Shkumbin River and serves as a major industrial and cultural hub.
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Kavajë is a historical city located near the Adriatic coast.
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Ballsh is a key center for Albania's oil refining industry.
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Bilisht is located in southeastern Albania near the Greek border.
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Gramsh is located on the Devoll River in central Albania.
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Adriatik is an emerging coastal destination in Albania, known for its long sandy shores and clear waters.
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Kukës is located in the mountainous northeast of Albania on the shores of Lake Fierza.
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Kamëz is a rapidly growing city located just north of Tirana.
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Tepelenë is historically linked to Ali Pasha, who built his fortress here.
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Librazhd is located on the strategic route between Elbasan and Lake Ohrid.
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Vorë is a major transport hub between Tirana and Durrës.
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Çorovodë is the capital of the Skrapar district and lies on the Osum River.
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Pogradec is situated on the shores of Lake Ohrid in eastern Albania.
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Pukë is considered the highest city in Albania, nestled amidst dense pine forests.
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Bulqizë is the heart of Albanian chrome mining and home to one of the world's largest chrome mines.
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Burrel is a mining town in northern Albania.
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Koplik is located in northwestern Albania near Lake Shkodra.
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Kuçovë is known as Albania's oil city and was formerly named after Stalin.
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Ersekë is located on the Gramoz plateau and is one of the highest cities in Albania.
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Libohovë is located on the slope of Mount Bureto above the Drino Valley.
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Lushnjë is located in the fertile Myzeqe plain and serves as a key agricultural center.
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Përmet is known as the City of Roses and is located in the idyllic Vjosa Valley.
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Laç is a city in northwestern Albania, known as a major religious center.
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Shijak is located between Tirana and Durrës on the Erzen River.
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Roskovec is located in the Myzeqe plain between Fier and Berat.
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Bajram Curri is the most important city in the Albanian Alps in the far north.
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Prrenjas is located in eastern Albania on the route to Lake Ohrid.
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Selenicë is world-famous for its deposits of natural bitumen, which have been mined since ancient times.
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Krujë was the center of Albanian resistance against the Ottoman Empire under Skanderbeg.
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Patos is an important industrial center in southwestern Albania, defined by its oil extraction.
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Rrëshen is the capital of the Mirdita region in northern Albania.
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Lezhë is a historic city in northern Albania.
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Cërrik is a small town near Elbasan in central Albania.
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Maliq is located in a fertile plain near Korçë.
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Manastir is a beautiful coastal destination in Albania, offering serene beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a peaceful atmosphere on the Ionian Sea.
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Delvinë is located in the hilly hinterland of Saranda.
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Poliçan was founded as an industrial town for weapon production during the communist era.
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Qerret is a popular coastal village in Albania with fine sandy beaches and warm waters.
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A hidden coastal gem at the end of a deep canyon, accessible only by boat or hiking, famous for its crystal-clear water and towering cliffs.
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Memaliaj is a former mining town in southern Albania, founded in 1946 for coal extraction.
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Peqin is an ancient town located on the Via Egnatia.
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Rinia is an emerging coastal community in Albania, attracting an increasing number of travelers with its beautiful beaches and Mediterranean climate.
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A charming lakeside village right on the Macedonian border, famous for its water springs and as a filming location for classic Albanian movies.
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Krumë is the capital of the Has region in northeastern Albania.
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Peshkopi is the center of the Dibra region in eastern Albania.
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An isolated mountain village in the heart of the Albanian Alps, known for its pristine nature, stone houses, and breathtaking hiking trails.
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A spectacular mountain pass at over 1000 meters altitude, separating the Adriatic and Ionian seas with breathtaking coastal views.
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A breathtaking alpine valley in northern Albania, known for its crystal-clear river, majestic peaks, and endless hiking trails.
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Part of Albania's only marine national park, consisting of an uninhabited peninsula and a mysterious island with untouched bays.
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A tranquil village on the Albanian Riviera known for its dramatic landscapes, hidden beaches, and authentic charm away from the crowds.
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Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.