Berat Qarku i Beratit
An inland county of vineyards, the Osum canyon and a UNESCO-listed hill town.
Cada condado, cada costa, cada siglo
Vista guiada
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Vista experta
Ya conoces los fundamentos. Directo al contenido, con las explicaciones básicas ocultas. Esta es la vista predeterminada.
Albania está dividida en doce condados, cada uno con el nombre de su localidad principal. Por debajo de ellos se sitúan sesenta y un municipios.
An inland county of vineyards, the Osum canyon and a UNESCO-listed hill town.
Albania's mountain interior on the North Macedonian border, containing Mount Korab.
The country's smallest county by area and its main gateway: the biggest port, the longest sandy beach.
A central industrial and agricultural county on the Shkumbin river, historically the road east.
The agricultural and oil-producing plain of the south-west, with the ancient city of Apollonia.
The southern mountain county of the Drino and Vjosa valleys, with a UNESCO stone city.
A high south-eastern plateau of lakes and orchards, with a distinct café and brewing culture.
The north-eastern highlands on the Kosovo border, the gateway to the Valbona valley.
A short northern coast of lagoons and pine, backed by the copper country of Mirditë.
The north-west: the largest lake in southern Europe, the Albanian Alps and the Drin gorge.
The capital county: roughly a third of the country's people, its jobs and its universities.
The long southern coast: the Albanian Riviera, the Karaburun peninsula and the Corfu channel.