KuJan is the free travel guide to Albania: 822 places worth visiting across 12 cities — from the beaches of the Riviera to hilltop castles, museums and the neighbourhoods where the cities actually live — on one map, with live public transport wherever it runs. Nothing to download and no account to create: open it on your phone and start exploring.
Vilë-Boshtovë BeachKavajë · Tirana
The Venetian Tower of DurrësDurrës
The Ancient City of DimalDimal · Berat
Elbasan CastleElbasan
Birdwatching TowerDivjakë · Fier
Libohovë CastleLibohovë · Gjirokastër
Mermaid BeachPogradec · Korçë
Mic Sokoli TowerTropojë · Kukës71 beaches along the Adriatic and Ionian coast, plus 40 parks, 38 lakes, 16 waterfalls, 11 caves and 8 viewpoints. Each one is on the map with photos, the nearest stop and directions from wherever you are, so a day at the sea or a walk to a waterfall starts with a tap, not a search.
263 attractions and historic sites, 30 churches, 28 castles, 22 museums, 22 city neighbourhoods, 16 monuments, 15 mosques, 12 bridges, 9 memorials and 3 monasteries — across 12 cities: Tirana, Durrës, Berat, Elbasan, Fier, Gjirokastër, Korçë, Kukës, Lezhë, Shkodër, Vlorë and Dibër. Berat and Gjirokastër, both UNESCO World Heritage towns, are among them. Every city has its own page with landmarks, practical information and the nearest transit where KuJan covers it.
1 guided walking tour and 4 curated collections turn those places into routes: numbered stops, how long to linger at each, and a total duration that comes from the stops rather than a guess — Classic Tirana, Art & Culture, Food & Blloku and Day Trips.
Albania's 4 ferry ports — Shëngjin, Saranda, Durrës and Vlorë — and 8 road border crossings are on the map too, each labelled with where it leads, so the first and last day of the trip are as planned as the ones in between.
Where public transport runs, KuJan shows it live: 18 bus lines in and around Tirana, updated every second from the official Bashkia Tiranë GTFS feed. Departure boards at every stop, a delay indicator when a vehicle is running late, A→B journey planning that combines walking with bus legs, and a standard city fare of 40 Lekë. Timetables follow the real service calendar — weekday, Saturday, Sunday, holiday and seasonal schedules — so what you see in June is not what runs in August.
Alerts before your stop, a saved pin for where you parked, and an emergency mode with the nearest hospitals, pharmacies, police and fire stations. KuJan installs from the browser with no app store, and works in Albanian, English and Italian.
Landmarks, attractions and practical visitor information for each city, with the nearest transit where KuJan covers it. See also the complete list of 822 landmarks.