2025 Durres Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

1) A man fishing in the riverside. 2) Mike Jagger, John Lennon with his guitar, Tina Turner and Bob Dylan all gathered at the seaside in Durres. 3) A monument dedicated to the unnamed people who fought for the country 4) A very artistic poisedon riding on horses in a roundabout. 5) A war hero pointing his hands in the direction of the sea (where the enemies are coming from) which symbolises resistance and heroism. I trult encourage people who are anywhere to go sign up for walking tours because they are so educational. Number 1 travel hack if you go to anywhere in the world, try to find a walking tour! Whether is history, local food and sculpture and current happenings, you can ask the guide. I almost always get good travel advice from them and also the food they recommend are definitely more insightful than sifting through fake google reviews.

#springwander Just a 40-minute drive from Tirana, Durrës makes for the perfect spring getaway. The moment you arrive, the salty sea breeze and gentle warmth of the sun make everything feel like a mini holiday. Spring is ideal here—before the summer rush, the beaches are peaceful, and the promenades are full of life without being crowded. Start with a walk along the seaside promenade lined with palm trees and cozy cafes. The Roman amphitheater, nestled right in the heart of the city, is a must-see and feels even more impressive under the clear blue sky. For a panoramic view, head to the Venetian Tower or the old city walls. Enjoy fresh seafood by the sea and take in the relaxed Mediterranean vibe. Durrës in spring is all about sunshine, sea air, and simple pleasures—just what you need to unwind. #balkan #travel #naturalwonders #seascapes #myitinerary

One of my favourite thing to do when travelling is to wander along the streets and discover street art and grafitti on the walls. Whoever who did them, thank you, you really help fill the world with colours and joy for those who found them. Besides some of them really add flavour to the city landscape in a tasteful manner.

If you look closely, the rectangular "window" is actually a door. This is because this is because in front of the door lies an excavated ruin which is supposed to be filled with soil!