The Communist-era Unknown Partisan, a real treasure of potential hidden meanings, waves his fist at the Albanian Parliament building in the distance, as jobless construction workers congregate underneath in the desperate hope of finding casual employment to support their family

The Skanderbeg Monument is a monument located in Tirana, Albania's Skanderbeg Square. It is named after Skanderbeg, an Albanian feudal lord and military leader who led an uprising against the Ottoman Empire in what is now Albania, North Macedonia, Greece, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Serbia

The Memorial to Communist Isolation, Postbllok (Checkpoint), honors the country's political prisoners who endured during the Hoxha dictatorship. It is located just across from the government building on the major avenue. The monument was co-created by Fatos Lubonja, a writer and former dissident

Kapllan Pasha's Memorial Tomb, one of Tirana's monarchs. It was established in the early nineteenth century (around 1820-1830) and is part of the massive Tirana Mosque graveyard complex, which was destroyed during World War II. Six more burials of the same style with varied proportions were

The monument, which is located in Rinia Park near the capital's major avenue, was inaugurated on November 28, 2012 as a symbol of Albania's century of independence. The sculpture, which stands 6.5 meters tall, 5.5 meters wide, and weighs 15 tons, was made in Austria by artists Visar Obrija and Kai

Monument dedicated to Frederik Shopen, Polish composer and virtuoso pianist of the Romantic period.

This is a monument dedicated to the Albanian people by Kuwait, a friend state that has invested in the country's development since 1993. It was opened on May 30, 2016 by Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj, Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development General Director Abdulahab Al-Bader, and Kuwait

Fan Noli (1882-1965), one of Albania's most respected (and, in certain quarters, controversial) historical personalities, is commemorated with this three-metre-tall, coarsely hewn monument. Noli, who attended Harvard, was a writer, musician, and Orthodox priest, among other things, throughout his