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The road head for the Valbona valley, named after a guerrilla leader of the 1920s.
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The road head for the Valbona valley, named after a guerrilla leader of the 1920s.
The seat of Mallakastër and the site of Albania's main oil refinery, near the ruins of Byllis.
A hill town surrounded by more than eighty small lakes and extensive olive groves.
The seat of Devoll municipality, on the Greek border in an apple-growing plain.
A chromium mining town — Albania is among the world's larger chrome producers.
The seat of Mat municipality in the central highlands, near the Mat river dams.
A town founded around an oil refinery in the 1950s.
A hill town above the Sarandë plain with a mixed Albanian and Greek population.
The town beside the Karavasta lagoon and the pine forest of the national park.
A valley of villages south of Gjirokastër with a large Greek-speaking population.
The highest town in Albania, seat of Kolonjë municipality below Mount Gramos.
A municipality of villages near Sarandë, containing the Blue Eye and the ancient site of Phoenice.
A small timber and mining town in the northern highlands.
The industrial town on the plain below Krujë, and the site of Albania's largest cement works.
A mountain town on the Devoll river, once the site of a large arms plant.
The centre of the Riviera coast: a Greek-speaking historical community, an old hill village and a string of coves.
A city on Tirana's northern edge that grew almost entirely from internal migration after 1991.
A market town behind the Adriatic dunes, near the wide beaches of Golem and Spille.
A Mat-valley town on the road between Burrel and the eastern mountains.
Albania's southernmost town, on the Greek border near the Butrint wetlands.
The seat of Malësi e Madhe, at the foot of the Alps near the Montenegrin border.
Skanderbeg's mountain stronghold, an old bazaar street, and the national museum of the resistance.
The seat of Has municipality in the north-eastern hills near Kosovo.
Four small islands and very clear shallow water; the most photographed and most crowded stretch of the Albanian coast.
A town rebuilt above a reservoir in the 1970s, and the northern end of the Nation's Road.
An oil town and air base, called Qyteti Stalin from 1950 to 1990.
A town at the mouth of the Këlcyrë gorge on the Vjosa.
An industrial town and the site of the Saint Anthony pilgrimage church at Shëngjin i Vogël.
Where the Albanian princes swore their 1444 league, and where Skanderbeg is buried.
A hill town below a castle built by Ali Pasha for his sister, opposite Gjirokastër.
A Shkumbin-valley town at the gate of Shebenik-Jabllanicë National Park.
An agricultural centre on the Myzeqe plain, and the site of the 1920 congress that saved Albanian statehood.
A town on a drained marsh plain, built around a sugar refinery in the 1950s.
A former coal-mining town in the Vjosa valley.
A marina town at the foot of Llogara, beside the ancient harbour of Oricum.
The centre of the Patos-Marinza field, the largest onshore oil field in continental Europe.
A small town on the Shkumbin at a crossing point used since Roman times.
The seat of Dibër County, known for thermal springs and the high pastures below Mount Korab.
A lakeside town on Ohrid, a UNESCO natural and cultural site shared with North Macedonia.
A small town below Mount Tomorr built around a former arms factory.
A former nickel-mining town on the road to Lake Ohrid.
A forested highland town on the old road north, at about 830 m.
A lakeside municipality on Lake Prespa with a recognised Macedonian minority.
A small Vjosa-side town known for its fruit preserves, thermal baths and polyphonic singing.
A small agricultural town in the Fier oil and farming belt.
A junction town on the Shkumbin near the Bashtovë fortress and the Spille beaches.
The seat of Mirditë, historic centre of Albania's copper mining region.
A bitumen-mining town inland from Vlorë, worked since antiquity.
A market town between Durrës and Tirana with a long-established Roma and Egyptian community.
A northern beach resort and small commercial port backed by the Kune-Vain pine lagoons.
Ali Pasha's birthplace, at the confluence of the Vjosa and the Drino.
A market town on the Osum in the Berat plain.
The town beside the lowest dam of the Drin cascade, east of Shkodër.
A road and rail junction between Tirana, Durrës and the airport.
The seat of Skrapar municipality and the base for the Osum canyon.