National History Museum

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by Diego Delso

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The National History Museum in Tirana, Albania, is the largest museum in the country and serves as a vital repository of Albanian history and culture. Established in 1981, the museum is prominently located in the heart of Tirana, easily recognizable by its striking mosaic on the facade, which depicts various scenes from Albania's history. Inside, the museum houses a vast array of artifacts and exhibits that cover different periods, including the ancient Illyrian era, the Middle Ages, the Ottoman period, the National Renaissance, and the Communist era.

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