• Krujë Castle: Krujë Castle is a legendary fortress that served as the epicentre of Albanian resistance against the Ottoman Empire under the leadership of Skanderbeg in the 15th century. Today, it houses the Skanderbeg Museum, celebrating Albania's national hero. • Old Bazaar of Kruja: The Old Bazaar of Kruja is a well-preserved Ottoman-era marketplace, famous for its traditional crafts, such as handmade rugs and silver filigree, making it a vibrant hub for Albanian culture and history. • Krujë: Krujë is a historic town nestled on the slopes of Mount Krujë, renowned for its association with Skanderbeg and its role as a symbol of Albanian resistance, offering rich cultural experiences and stunning views. • Sari Salltik, Kruja: Sari Salltik is a sacred cave located on Mount Krujë, named after a Bektashi saint believed to have resided there, attracting pilgrims and offering breath-taking views of the surrounding landscape. • The Roman Amphitheatre, Durrës: The Roman Amphitheatre in Durrës, dating back to the 2nd century AD, is one of the largest in the Balkans, showcasing the city's ancient importance as a major Roman port and cultural centre. • Vollga, Durrës: Vollga is a scenic promenade along the Adriatic coast in Durrës, offering a blend of modern leisure spaces and historical sites, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists. • Torra Veneciane, Durrës: The Venetian Tower (Torra Veneciane) in Durrës is a 15th-century fortification built by the Venetians to defend the city’s strategic harbour, now serving as a historical landmark with panoramic views.