Korçë

城市概覽

175 km from Tirana and approximately 40 km from Pogradec, Korça is the eighth most populated city in Albania. It is located in the south-eastern Albania and it stands 850 m above the sea level. It is full of life during the summer when you can find couples and families strolling through the city's main park, Parku Rinia. Besides strolling around the great city full of history and cultural sites, you can also hike to the top of the beautiful mountain Morava and view the city and its surrounding landscape.

1 Visit Korça Region Info Center, Shën Gjergji Boulevard, ☏ +355 8225 7803, +355 6720 34403, fax: +355 82 25 7803, [email protected]. Info center offers walking tours of the city, and skiing, hiking, and biking tours.

如何抵達

By bus Vans (furgons) to Tiranë depart every 20-30 min from the fork of the main road on the north. Furgons to Voskopojë depart at 07:30, 10:00, 13:00, 15:00 from the fire station. Buses going to Sarandë depart early in the morning from the 1 central bus depot, across from bazaar. From Korçë to Pogradec, it is a short trip by furgon. There is also a bus connection with Berat.

By car The easiest way to arrive to Korça is by car. If you depart from Tirana, you can choose between 2 different ways, the old road and the new one, from the Elbasan Highway.

當地交通

Korçë is surrounded by mountains and nearby natural parks. You can go by furgons around. But the easiest way is by car. Urban buses are available but the city is walkable and renting a bicycle is also possible and you can go throughout the city and see lots of places. Even though there are a lot of possibilities to visit the city and the places nearby, most preferable is strolling around the city by foot. This way you can visit a lot of churches, historical and cultural places that are close to each-other. You can use car and buses to go in different parks and villages that are close to the city of Korça (Voskopoja 21 km from Korça, Dardhë 18 km from Korça and Morava Mountain 18 km from the city.)

必看景點

In the city:

1 National Museum of Medieval Art (Muzeu i Artit Mesjtar Shqiptar), Bulevardi Fan Noli (about 1.2 km east from the tourist information, across from hospital, road toward village Mborje. (Note a new location since 2021.)), ☏ +355 68 412 7575. M-F 08:00-14:30, 17:00-19:00; Sa Su 09:00-12:00, 17:00-19:00. Fantastic collection; if the door is locked during opening hours, ring the buzzer. (updated Aug 2020) 2 Korça Brewery (Birra Korça), Fan Noli Boulevard, ☏ +355 82 254 033, [email protected]. Daily 08:00-00:00. Famous throughout Albania, sponsors a week-long Beer Festival in early August. (updated Aug 2020) 3 Archaeological Museum, 19, Rruga Mihal Grameno, ☏ +355 67 207 6748, [email protected]. Daily 09:00-19:00. Contains around 1200 artifacts mainly from the Prehistoric period. 4 Gjon Mili Museum of Photography (Romanian House), Konferenca e Pezës (off Shën Gjergji Boulevard). Tu-Su 09:00-14:00, 17:00-19:00. With an exhibit of 240 photographs and interactive spaces, the Gjon Mili Museum shows off the work of one of the greatest photographers of the 20th century, born in Korça in 1904. 200 Lek. (updated Jul 2025) 5 Bratko Museum, Boulevard Fan Noli 57. A museum dedicated to Asian art. 100 lek. (updated Aug 2020) 6 First Albanian School & Museum of Education (Muzeum Kombëtar i Arsimit), 10 Dhjetori (off Shën Gjergji Boulevard). Tu-Su 09:00–14:00; 17:00–20:00. This museum is located in the building where the first secular Albanian-language school opened in 1887. Exhibits show information about the school, Mësonjëtorja, and about the Albanian language. (updated Aug 2020) 7 French Lyceum (Albanian National Lyceum), Sotir Gura Street. (updated May 2022) 8 Martyrs' Cemetery (Varrezat e Dëshmorëve), Konferenca e Labinotit. (updated Aug 2020) 9 French Military Cemetery, Rilindasit Boulevard. open 24 hours. It has 640 crosses. They mark the graves of the French soldiers that died there in the conflicts of the First World War. (updated May 202

體驗活動

Football: KF Skënderbeu were promoted in 2026 and now play soccer in Kategoria Superiore, the top tier. Their Stadiumi Skënderbeu (capacity 12,300) is 1 km north of town centre. GADK - The Gallery of Digital Art in Korçë: For an immersive and unique experience, this gallery offers immersive digital art installations that combine technology and creativity, providing a fresh perspective on modern art. It’s an ideal stop for art lovers and anyone interested in experiencing digital innovation. One of Korçë’s most delicious traditions is Byrek Day (Festa e Lakrorit), a festival dedicated to the local byrek (savory pie). Held annually, the event celebrates the region’s culinary heritage with local chefs and bakers showcasing various types of byrek and lakror (another form of pie). The festival offers a perfect opportunity to taste authentic Korçare delicacies. Xhiro is a beloved Albanian tradition where locals take a leisurely evening walk, typically around the city center or the main pedestrian streets. It’s a perfect way to unwind, people-watch, and soak in the lively atmosphere of Korçë after a day of sightseeing. Go for a hike in the Morava Mountains: For nature enthusiasts and hikers, the Morava Mountains near Korçë offer fantastic hiking trails. The mountain range is known for its diverse flora and fauna, making it an excellent destination for outdoor adventures. Hiking in the Morava Mountains is an opportunity to explore Albania’s natural beauty, with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. 1 Fir of Drenovë National Park (near Korçë). The park is home to ancient fir trees, some of which are hundreds of years old. This protected area offers a peaceful escape into nature, with clear air, quiet surroundings, and the chance to experience the beauty of Albania’s mountain ecosystems. (updated Sep 2025) If you're visiting in April, consider attending the Earth Day Festival in Dardha Village. This annual celebration focuses on environmental awareness and ce

購物

The famous Old Bazaar (Pazari i Vjetër) of Korça has been beautifully renovated and is a must-visit for anyone looking for authentic local goods. This historic market is now a vibrant cultural hub where you can find a mix of modern and traditional shops.

Handicrafts and souvenirs: Look for handmade items from local artisans, including wooden, copper, and stone decorations, traditional woolen rugs, and intricate embroidery. You can also find antique shops and even watch a blacksmith at work. Local delicacies: The bazaar hosts a daily fruit and vegetable market (until 13:00). You can also find unique local products like jams, compotes, and pickled vegetables. Be sure to look for shops that sell Korçë beer and various types of rakia, a traditional Albanian spirit. For a more modern shopping experience, take a walk down the pedestrian street (Bulevardi Republika) and the main street (Shën Gjergji). These areas are lined with clothing stores, boutiques, and cafes, perfect for a leisurely str