Skanderbeg National Museum and Kruja Castle

The National Museum of İskender Bey and Kruja Castle, named after İskender Bey, is located in Krujë, Albania. The museum, which is considered to be the tower of North Albania, is a monument and exhibits many original objects, documents and bibliographies such as ceramic bronze iron and copper artifacts, inscriptions, helmets. In addition to the stands describing the activities of Alexander the Great, the museum, where you can find booksellers, documents and publications about Alexander the Great's personality, sheds light on history.
The Kruja Castle, which is believed to have been built in the 5th century and used as a base in the Ottoman resistance, where the museum is located, impresses with all its historical details and landscape. The fortress of Kruja, which is believed to have been built in the 20th century and used as a base in the Ottoman resistance, impresses with all its historical details and views. You can buy an Albanian souvenir from the gift shop inside the castle, and you can experience the famous delicacies of the region in the restaurants inside the castle walls.

The entrance fee to the National Museum of Mr. Alexander is 500 Albanian Leki.