Are you looking for an unknown destination for your holidays? Albania is an excellent destination, still protected from overtourism. The country promises to become a must-visit summer destination.<\/p>\n
With 363 kilometers of coastline bathed by the Adriatic and Ionian seas, Albania has many beautiful sandy beaches, secluded bays, and seas often compared to those of the Caribbean.<\/p>\n
In addition to its countless beaches, the country also offers picturesque landscapes and many cities, some more touristy than others. Here is a list of the best cities in Albania, selected by Euronews.<\/p>\n
Apollonia: one of the oldest cities in Albania<\/strong><\/p>\n It is one of the oldest cities in Albania, where you can explore a vast site of Greek ruins. This site is incredibly well-preserved and surprisingly empty, despite its historical value and tourist importance.<\/p>\n Visitors will have the chance to observe the still-standing temple facade, a theater, and various other ancient monuments and ruins. They will also find on the site a magnificent medieval church, dedicated to Saint Mary, which testifies to the rapid Christianization of the region.<\/p>\n Vlora: close to Italy<\/strong><\/p>\n Located just 72 km from the Italian coast, south of Tirana, the city of Vlora is also one of the most historic cities in Albania. Its origins date back to the 6th<\/sup> century BC.<\/p>\n Near the city is the Jal beach, a beautiful secluded and quiet beach. The city also has one of the most famous natural harbors in the country, at the end of which is the island of Sazan.<\/p>\n Dh\u00ebrmi: a must-stop on a trip to Albania<\/strong><\/p>\n Located halfway between Vlora and Saranda on the Ionian coast, the village of Dh\u00ebrmi is a must-stop on any stay on the Albanian Riviera. It is renowned for its landscapes with turquoise blue sea and the Ceraunian Mountains in the background.<\/p>\n This village is one of the most visited tourist sites along the entire Albanian coast. Not far from Dh\u00ebrmi beach, you can visit the Pirates\u2019 Cave, accessible by boat or ferry.<\/p>\n