Bunkers in Albania – A Legacy of History, Mystery, and Tourism
Bunkers in Albania are among the most striking and unusual legacies of the country’s communist past. Scattered across mountains, beaches, city streets, and farmland, these dome-shaped concrete structures were built between the 1960s and 1980s under the regime of Enver Hoxha. For decades, they symbolized fear, isolation, and Cold War paranoia. Today, they are re-emerging […]
Palace of Culture: Tirana’s Architectural Marvel and Culture
Palace of Culture is a symbol of Albania’s artistic heritage and historical resilience. Built between 1959 and 1966 as a gift from the Soviet Union, it showcases socialist realism infused with Albanian motifs. Its strategic location on Skanderbeg Square makes it easily accessible and central to Tirana’s urban life. The architectural style combines monumental concrete […]