The National History Museum Albania is the largest and most important museum in the country, located in the heart of Tirana. The National History Museum is the largest and most important museum in Albania, offering a complete journey through the country’s past—from ancient Illyrian civilization to the modern era. Its famous mosaic façade, “The Albanians”, is one of the most iconic symbols of Tirana and a landmark on Skanderbeg Square.
Inside, visitors can explore detailed exhibitions featuring archaeological artifacts, medieval art, the independence movement, and cultural heritage collections. Thematic halls guide you chronologically through different periods of Albanian history, making the museum ideal for first-time visitors who want to understand the country in depth.
The museum is centrally located, easy to access on foot, and often included in guided city tours. It’s a great starting point for any cultural visit to Tirana.