Tirana Archaeological Museum was the first museum created after the World War II. During the War the last museum institutions were also destroyed. It was opened on 1.11.1948 as an Archeological Ethnographic Museum and continued as such until 1976, when the ethnographic pavilion was organized as a profiled archeological museum.
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National Gallery of Arts was founded in 1954 and was transferred to the Boulevard “Deshmoret e Kombit” in 1974. National Arts Gallery is the most important institution of visual arts in our country.
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National Historic Museum was inaugurated on 28 October 1981. It is the biggest Albanian museum institution. There are 4750 objects inside the museum.
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Albania’s capital, as well as its financial, cultural and administrative centre, Tirana is located on the Ishm River, surrounded by a picturesque ring of mountains. Its own special blend of Balkan sparkle and lively café culture are what first attract tourists to Tirana.
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