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Day Trips
Travel in a day trip from Budva to Albania’s beautiful capital, Tirana. Visit the colorful city of Tirana.
Immerse yourself in the beautiful views of the city. Visit the National History Museum of Albania. Meanwhile there, learn about Albania’s history and tradition.
Get to know the communist part of Tirana by visiting the Bunk’art 2. Find yourself in the middle of the Scanderbeg Square from where you can see the Et’hem Bey mosque.
The Et’hem Bey Mosque is one of the oldest buildings in Tirana that dates back to 1821. Built during the Ottoman invasion, the mosque is of outstanding beauty.
While, on the Scanderbeg Square, learn how the square has changed its view many time during different political changes. Observe the tiles that come from every corner of Albania.
Even though, Tirana is one of the most modern as well as antique cities in Balkans. It is known for its street art, which dominates through every corner of the city.
Also, the colorful buildings, tasty food, beautiful coffee shops and a not so ancient pyramid dominate through the city. Tirana will leave you breathless.
Take a break from Montenegro and travel in a comfortable vehicle to see the beautiful Albania. Do not miss this chance. Book now this day trip to Albania from Budva.
We pick you up at your hotel 8:00 am (Note: Tell us your location beforehand) and we travel in a comfortable vehicle towards Tirana.
First stop will be at the Scanderbeg Square from where you can see the two beautiful attractions of Tirana.
We will tell you the history of the Scanderbeg Square, the history of the Et’hem Bey mosque. Both stories to not forget as they have a significant importance in the history of Albania.
Second, we are going to visit the National History Museum of Albania, one jewel that has a lot of history in it.
Also, in the museum there are a lot of corners in which you will see clearly the history of Albania.
After, we will go to the Bunk’art which represents very well the communist years of Albania, how people lived and what really happened during the Hoxha regime.
Albania is a place to not forget, as you will want to know more about the corners of this historic country.
NOTE: You will need your passports as there is a border between Albania and Montenegro.
