Pristina, Kosovo, once dubbed the “capital of concrete,” is undergoing a remarkable metamorphosis, shedding its monotonous, drab, and grey reputation through a burst of vibrant graffiti adorning its walls and buildings.
Dardanian and Neolithic Artifacts in Pristina, Kosovo
During my recent visit to Pristina, Kosovo, I had the opportunity to visit the National Museum of Kosovo. One of the most captivating exhibits was a carved Dardanian relief dating back to the 5th – 4th century BC. This is in deed a remarkable artifact.
Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa in Pristina, Kosovo
In the heart of Pristina, Kosovo, stands a remarkable testament to unity, faith, and the enduring legacy of a beloved figure. The Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa, is known locally in Albanian as “Katedralja Shën Nënë Tereza në Prishtinë”.
Vlorë, Albania on the Coast of the Adriatic and Ionian Sea
As I recently arrived in the captivating city of Vlorë, Albania, I couldn’t help but be enthralled by its rich history and vibrant atmosphere. The city is nestled along the Bay of Vlorë and surrounded by the majestic Ceraunian Mountains,
Exploring Sarande, Albania in the Early Spring
Sarande is a small, charming coastal town located in southern Albania, overlooking the crystal-clear waters of the Ionian Sea. With its idyllic beaches, fascinating historical landmarks, and bustling local markets.
Ruins of 5th Century Synagogue in Saranda, Albania
Saranda, a beautiful coastal city in Albania, has recently revealed a fascinating piece of history: the remains of a 5th or 6th century AD synagogue. This impressive discovery is just across from the Greek island of Corfu.
A Stormy Spring Day on the Ionian Sea in Sarande, Albania
The Ionian Sea is a body of water located in the Mediterranean Sea, situated between Italy to the west, Greece to the east, and Albania to the north. It is the deepest part of the Mediterranean, with a maximum depth of over 4,000 meters.
Namazgah Mosque – The Great Mosque in the Albanian capital Tirana
The Albanian capital of Tirana is undergoing a major transformation with the construction of the Great Mosque of Tirana. This magnificent mosque, also known as the Namazgah Mosque, will be the largest in the Balkans.
Taverna King Pils Zgara Restaurant in Tirana, Albania
Zgara is Albanian language for “grill” or “barbecue”. In Albanian cuisine, zgara usually refers to a range of meat dishes that are grilled or barbecued. These dishes include popular items such as qebapa, shish kebab, and tave kosi.