AlbaniaTirana brings together monumental squares, mosques, former bunkers, colourful façades, markets and rapidly changing districts beneath Mount Dajti. Skanderbeg Square, Bunk’Art, Blloku and Pazari i Ri reveal a capital where Ottoman heritage, monarchy, communist dictatorship, democratic transition and urban expansion remain deeply intertwined.
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Tirana extends beneath Mount Dajti through broad avenues, residential districts, squares, parks and buildings from very different periods. The city was a small Ottoman town before becoming Albania's capital in 1920. During the twentieth century it passed through monarchy, occupation, communist dictatorship and a democratic transition that rapidly transformed its form and urban culture.
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Parks, museums, gardens, markets, viewpoints and landmark places for family plans.
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