Albania is a hidden European gem where ancient fortresses, Ottoman-era towns, and pristine beaches coexist in a relatively small but endlessly varied landscape.

From the bustling, colorful streets of Tirana to the coastal beauty of Durres, to the UNESCO-protected “city of a thousand windows” in Berat, visitors uncover a rich tapestry of cultural influences—Greek, Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman—all layered into the architecture, cuisine, and local traditions. Discover ancient cities like Butrint, and enchanting sights like the "City of Stone," Gjirokastra.

The result is a place that feels on the cusp of discovery and true culinary pleasure: a captivating mix of time-honored heritage, vibrant modern revival and exquisite luxury, making Albania an increasingly sought-after destination for those looking beyond Europe’s more familiar culinary experiences.