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A cobbled hillside district of colourful Revival-era houses, galleries and Roman remains in one of Europe oldest cities.
An ancient Greek and Roman city on a hilltop with a monastery, odeon and a small museum, near Vlorë.
An ancient Roman and early Christian city with mosaics, a theatre and basilicas, easy to reach from Skopje.
A walled Adriatic town of narrow lanes, cafes and a citadel with sea views, next to sandy beaches suited to
A preserved Ottoman-era hillside fortress village above the Neretva with a mosque, clock tower and artists studios, near Mostar.
A lively Adriatic harbour town with a Venetian loggia, the Spanish Fortress above and boats to nearby Pakleni islands.
A UNESCO-listed island town with a Romanesque cathedral, narrow stone lanes and a seafront promenade, an easy day trip from
Central square of Tirana, surrounded by the National History Museum, a mosque and government buildings.
Well-preserved ancient Roman theatre in Plovdiv's old town, still used for performances.
Colourful old town on a small peninsula on the Istrian coast, crowned by a hilltop church.
Main square of the old coastal town of Piran, surrounded by Venetian-style buildings.
Old town on a rocky peninsula on the Black Sea with ancient and Byzantine ruins; UNESCO World Heritage since 1983.
Ottoman-era town on the Lumbardhi river with mosques, a stone bridge and a hilltop fortress.
Stone-house town on a hillside dominated by a large castle; UNESCO-listed since 2005.
Hillside town of Ottoman-era houses beneath a castle; UNESCO-listed together with Gjirokastër since 2005.
Ancient coastal site in southern Albania with Greek, Roman and Byzantine ruins; UNESCO World Heritage since 1992.



















