Peeping Tourists (Turistë të Përgjuar)

Museum Peeping Tourists (Turistë të Përgjuar)

Peeping Tourists is a unique museum and immersive exhibition in Durrës that explores the history of tourism in Albania during the communist era. Through original artifacts, photographs, personal stories, and interactive displays, visitors discover how foreign tourists were closely monitored by the state-run ALBTURIST agency and the secret police. The experience also includes a documentary, a recreated 1970s setting, and traditional Albanian refreshments, offering a fascinating insight into a little-known chapter of the country's history.

Rruga Bajram Tusha, Durrës 2001, Albania

Entry: Paid — Adults: 500 ALL

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