Berat
The 'city of a thousand windows': an Ottoman hill town under a still-inhabited castle, UNESCO-listed since 2008.
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The 'city of a thousand windows': an Ottoman hill town under a still-inhabited castle, UNESCO-listed since 2008.
A fortress people still live inside, holding some twenty churches and the Onufri icon museum.
An inland county of vineyards, the Osum canyon and a UNESCO-listed hill town.
A Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman city layered on one wooded peninsula — Albania's first UNESCO site.
A wetland and forest park wrapped around the archaeological city, on the Vivari channel.
The 'stone city': slate-roofed tower houses on a steep slope beneath one of the Balkans' largest castles.
One of the largest castles in the Balkans, holding an artillery gallery and a captured US aircraft.
The southern mountain county of the Drino and Vjosa valleys, with a UNESCO stone city.
One of Europe's oldest and deepest lakes, UNESCO-listed and home to species found nowhere else.
A lakeside town on Ohrid, a UNESCO natural and cultural site shared with North Macedonia.
Old-growth beech forest on the North Macedonian border, part of a UNESCO-listed primeval forest network.