Albania looks way better than anything I would have expected based on popular stereotypes, mostly coming from the 1980s. I must go there one day. Thanks, Alina, you make me learn.
this is fact for many developing countries , there are many great places and many not so great places , if you want to portait o country in a certain way you can by being biased.happy to see Albania beating even my own beliefs!
Hi Alina! Tirana is truly a gem! This city, situated in a valley, surrounded by spectacular mountains - only 40 kilometers (25 miles) from the Adriatic Sea, is beautiful, colorful, with plenty of captivating attractions. And high-end restaurants, shopping and tourist attractions are inexpensive! Tirana looks amazing! Thanks for sharing this gem with us, Alina!!!
@@you_and_tirana6056 No, I do not speak Arvanatika or Greek. I was born in Canada to émigré parents from Lithuania. The endings of some Lithuanian names resemble Greek names. But the Lithuanian language is not similar to Arvanatika or Greek. Lithuanian and Latvian are the only two surviving Baltic languages. Thanks for asking.
@@anaramos2802 Tirana is not an old city and of course some interesting things from the past are preserved,, but Albania has some cultural sites from roman era and medieval cities that are very well maintained,, Kruja, Berat, Gjirokaster, Durres, Butrint, etc
Went to Albania twice, I watched this video before going I remember back in 2021, Dec the Skanderbeg Square was more lovely with so many food stalls, rides, it was so lovely. Then I went back last yr again i just love Albania so much I had to go back, amazing food, people are so welcoming and helpful
Much of the early modern architecture is Italian, when Fascist Italy either influenced the country or occupied it. Florestano Di Fausto and Armando Brasini were important architects in the design of the modern city. Post war buildings are from the Communist period. Despite the shadow of totalitarian regimes in the city’s past, Tirana has a unique charm from being a Balkan mountain city and it does have a lot to offer to today’s Western tourists.
My neighbours tried and tried to convince me to go to Albania on our roadtrips but I was very hesitant..........now I will be heading there in spring with my Bulgarian roadtrip gang, thanks for the reassuring information. great vids Alina thank you
The country is small and you can get from the mountain area or if you are in the middle of Albania, you can easily get to the sea in less than 2 hours. The climate is Mediterranean like in Italy or Greece.
@@Original_fat_cat especially from Tirana, it's not more than one hour to drive to the beaches 💕 I spend my summer there every year and I love it! Greetings from Germany
Albania has incredible beaches just like greece and croatia do because the adriatic and ionian coasts are very beautiful. But Albania unlike croatia and greece, is blessed with the natural landscape with alps that look just like switzerland but way cheaper.
Mother Teresa was more of an illusion of a noble-hearted nun. She enjoyed the suffering of the poor and had questionable medical care practices, encouraged the secret baptism of dying people (regardless of their faith and often without their explicit consent), and misused charity funds.
Being Italian, from Turin, I am very happy to see that Albania is getting a more and more modern country, neverthless mantaining its strong traditions. Your videos are really gorgeous
Not too long ago Mussolini invaded Albania. Albanians fought back viciously ( with weapons of the 1800s) and almost kicked out the invading Italians. Mussolini's Uncle Adolph had to step in to bail out the Italians. Different matter, that the next invasion by Italy ................... invasion of Greece was an embarrassing and a humiliating route for Il Duce !!!!! There, again, his Uncle Adolph bailed out his sorry pasta dripping ass !!!!!!
@@gabriellagirardi4741 on a funny note........my grandfather fought in WW2 in North Africa and later i Monte Cassino. He told me that they were embarrased to use guns against the Italian army. The Italian army was so incompetent that my granddad's unit could have chased them with brooms and rolled up newspapers !!!!! Italian and French troops were very well known for Mass Surrender without firing a shot . And Il Duce had delusions of reviving the Roman Empire with an army of terrified bakers and Pasta chefs !!!!
Totally surprised that you uploaded two videos a day. Thank you so much for the enjoyed videos at Tirana one of my favourite part of the world Thank you so much
Uhh hello greetings from Albania! Even though I know Tirana very well and I live there I still am very curious about what other people think about it. I thank you for actually recommending Tirana to people and even calling it underrated. Great video and keep up the good work!
WOW, Alina, I'm impressed as well! I had no idea that Tirana was so cool! The food looked very tasty and affordable, and the atmosphere and style of the places you went to was like what I would expect in a very modern city in another part of the world, NOT Albania. The choices you're making for your music just keep getting better all the time dear, I'm impressed! What was the female singer's name that sang that wonderful rendition of 'Oh Christmas Tree'? Very cool! AND I want to say that your video/cinematography of the Christmas lights after dark in the downtown area was truly beautiful, Alina! VERY good work!
Been to tirana, it's definitely changing for the better, very modern and underrated. Great video...the lights are beautiful!!! The blloku area is also a nice area!! For people who don't know or think of it as a backward place it's a surprise. Again , another great video!!
@@Wawruto Thats in every balkan country my Serbian friend.Even recognising your own countries mistake need education and intelligence.To blame others is a sign of stupidity and poor education.
Superb video with insightful voiceover narration and breathtaking drone footage. I'm seriously impressed with the skyscrapers here. Case in point 1:59- beautifully designed with vibrant colors. Major cities like NYC and Dubai come to my mind when it comes to magnificent architecture, but Tirana's up there as well!
I did a bicycle tour of Albania in the summer of 2019. After the tour was over, I spent a few days in Tirana. I had a fabulous meal at Oda, also got a filling, cheap lunch in the food court of the shopping mall shown in the video. And I went to the supermarket in the bottom floor of that mall, and bought the best-tasting apple I've ever eaten there.
Albania has a very good position if you want to keep it as a base and visit the Balkans. It takes you ( estimated) 2-3 hours to visit whole Montenegro, 4 hours to end up in Dubrovnik ( Croatia), 3 hours to visit Pristina or other Kosova towns, 4 hours to visit Macedonia and 4-5 hours to visit Thessaloniki in Greece. Or you can stay a night over in Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Istanbul and Athens as they are a bit more further away than the previous ones. With the new highways being built everywhere in Albania and in other neighbouring countries it is so easy to get everywhere these days.
Who goes to Albania? Alina Mcleod does! Nice to see an often overlooked, ignored, and almost forgotten part of Europe. I long to see all the people and places I was warned about when I was growing up. The bad guys were always from Russia, Albania, and many other Eastern European countries. Thanks for showing and sharing our beautiful world with us.
haha that I do. Yes, it is unfortunate these places get labelled as the 'bad guy' since usually these countries are incredibly hospitable and very safe.
ìts easy to understand. Generally speaking, Albanians, if treated rightfully, they are very nice people and hospitable but if you cross the line then they become aggressive af; they're not scared and confront you directly, ending up with some bruises and so.
Wow amazing video as always. The view from the top reminds me a little bit of Sofia from Vitosha. The cable car, the park and all the area looks great. Thank you!
Beautiful city! Hope you show us the coastal area too- inspiring to come back from such dark times- definitely an up and coming place, they should be proud ❤️
@@AlinaMcleod v You are very welcome Alina. excited to see your beautiful videos. Thank you, for all you do. Always best wishes for you. Great channel 👌 👏 🤍🕊❤
Visiting today you’ll see that we’ve already changed a lot in just 2 years. A couple of attractions in Tirana that I also recommend visiting are the newly rebuilt Tirana Zoo, The Botanical Zoo(which is currently being renovated), the Museum of Sciences, The Art Gallery, Latitude(an indoor arial park), the artificial lake, Dajti Adventure park and other smaller attractions. Nonetheless Tirana has changed quite a bit in the last 2 years. I’d recommend that anyone coming to visit rent out an apartment or a hotel near the artificial lake or along one of the main streets such as “Rruga e Durrësit(Durrës Street)” as they tend to be less expensive at times but still are not too far away and very easy locations from which to get to the city centre. Either way I hope my comment was informative and helpful to anyone who may have read it. If you have any questions feel free to ask them. Thank you for your attention and goodbye.
Great job ! It has been impossible for me to go back home for holidays with the pandemic and everything going on. Through your video l went home for 16 min. Thank you 🥰
Very nice video, with beautiful drone shots of the mountains, many interesting glimpses of the sites and local people. the music you pick is always spot on with great editing. I will never see these fascinating places but through your eyes (and other talented people) and lenses, but that is good enough. Stay safe Beautiful Alina!
Tirana is a charming city with a lot to offer. The locals are friendly and welcoming, and the food is delicious. There are so many interesting sights to see, including the Skanderbeg Square and the Et'hem Bey Mosque. Overall, I had a great time in Tirana and would definitely recommend it as a destination.
Thank you very much for making such beautiful videos. :) I personally come from the Balkans (but I come from a country that is a part of the EU) and the Balkan countries that are a part of the EU really underestimate the rest of the peninsula I think. And in some of these countries it is still considered "dangerous" to travel to Albania, Bosnia, Kosovo, etc. But it seems very peaceful and not the way it is presented in the media.
Hi 🙋🏻♂️ Alina... I like 👍🏻 your this leg of travel 🧭... Bulgaria, Macedonia and now Albania, all 3 are very beautiful countries and I really liked your these videos... hopefully you’ll show us more in the coming holidays and of course in the new year ;)... take care...
I truly enjoyed this video Alina. It felt little bit like I was on a trip in Tirana. City seems relatively safe. In times like these, I am so thankful of you for bringing this escape to my phone. ;) Sending Love from Dallas Texas.
Hoi, Alina, what a well done Vid to follow during this Thursday OFF work here. Such a number of places seen by myself, really good. Hope that more people find the way to this city/area, nice people and amazing food options there. Superb.
Lovely vlog and concrete information about Tirana.Tirana is beautiful and very clean.since the most of the people understand and speak English, It will be comfortable to a foreigner who visits tirana.your video is informative and enjoyable. It is worth watching your video's spending my precious time.I hope you continue your journey.congrates.
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In Albanian dajti English dayti not dashti
I am Albanian
I am I got to the museum and 19 November 1912 that's when Albania was given by ismail qemali
I LIKE BERONDONG JAGUNG MASIH MUDAH seperti Pop Cort food Cool
When UA-camrs are better than the ministry of tourism.
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Respekt for Albanian 🇦🇱
Greetings from croatia 🇭🇷👍
Brothers ✝️🇦🇱❤️🇭🇷✝️
Hrvatska i Albanija braca?! bahahaha Sranje De La Idiotta
@@TutiFruti87 Šuti, mi smo katolička braća
I see your name everywhere where Albania is.thanks man🍻🍻👍
@@bracebrace1760 I’m albanian what can I say😄🇦🇱❤️🇦🇱
Albania looks way better than anything I would have expected based on popular stereotypes, mostly coming from the 1980s. I must go there one day. Thanks, Alina, you make me learn.
I'm happy to hear that!
this is fact for many developing countries , there are many great places and many not so great places , if you want to portait o country in a certain way you can by being biased.happy to see Albania beating even my own beliefs!
never believe stereotypes until you see it for yourself. Everybody has an agenda and so there's too much propaganda in this world.
Thanx for visiting my beautiful Albania
Michał Szleper what kind of stereotypes have you heard haha
Man Albania looks really nice. I vote for Albania. Greetings from Bulgaria!!
We're having a wonderful time in Albania. We hope to be able to visit your country soon!
Hi Alina! Tirana is truly a gem! This city, situated in a valley, surrounded by spectacular mountains - only 40 kilometers (25 miles) from the Adriatic Sea, is beautiful, colorful, with plenty of captivating attractions. And high-end restaurants, shopping and tourist attractions are inexpensive! Tirana looks amazing! Thanks for sharing this gem with us, Alina!!!
You are most welcome! Your comment holds a clue to the video I'm posting next Monday :)
Are you an arvanites?😃
@@you_and_tirana6056 No, I do not speak Arvanatika or Greek. I was born in Canada to émigré parents from Lithuania. The endings of some Lithuanian names resemble Greek names. But the Lithuanian language is not similar to Arvanatika or Greek. Lithuanian and Latvian are the only two surviving Baltic languages. Thanks for asking.
@@gediminasmurauskas7817 thanks for your information on the Lithuanian names!
Aciu Labai Gediminas 🙏🏼🇦🇱🇱🇹
Tirana is under construction and after few years would be the most modern city in Balkan. Thank you for visiting our country
I can definitely see that happening!
I hope the monuments and cultural sites are preserved!
@@anaramos2802 Tirana is not an old city and of course some interesting things from the past are preserved,, but Albania has some cultural sites from roman era and medieval cities that are very well maintained,, Kruja, Berat, Gjirokaster, Durres, Butrint, etc
@@lane824 yes of course we are balkans,, albanians are the illyrians and epirotes the most ancient people in balkan
@@Alistir_TheChessPlayer Albanians are Greeks who have forgot their true identity
This country sounds lovely. Thanks for taking us to Tirana 💖
My pleasure 😊
Hi beautiful lady
coincidence - the main river in Tirana is called Lana!
Hi there
I literally cried 😭 with the last song of Christmas tree ...
Missing Albania
Bravo Alina, you did good job,I;m prod to be albanian -amerikan,I love Albania.
Me too!
Went to Albania twice, I watched this video before going I remember back in 2021, Dec the Skanderbeg Square was more lovely with so many food stalls, rides, it was so lovely. Then I went back last yr again i just love Albania so much I had to go back, amazing food, people are so welcoming and helpful
Thank you so much for this amazing tour! I am Albanian-American and this makes me so happy to see!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Much of the early modern architecture is Italian, when Fascist Italy either influenced the country or occupied it. Florestano Di Fausto and Armando Brasini were important architects in the design of the modern city. Post war buildings are from the Communist period. Despite the shadow of totalitarian regimes in the city’s past, Tirana has a unique charm from being a Balkan mountain city and it does have a lot to offer to today’s Western tourists.
Congrats..you know the history well
Wow what a beautiful city! The mountains are so breathtaking.
My neighbours tried and tried to convince me to go to Albania on our roadtrips but I was very hesitant..........now I will be heading there in spring with my Bulgarian roadtrip gang, thanks for the reassuring information. great vids Alina thank you
I'm very happy to hear that :)
So funny how people perceptions vary. In my country visiting bulgaria is considered dangerous, and yet bulgarians hesitate visiting albania
The city is beautiful but being from Hawaii i think i need to be closer to the sea in that country. Definitely want to visit Albania.
The country is small and you can get from the mountain area or if you are in the middle of Albania, you can easily get to the sea in less than 2 hours. The climate is Mediterranean like in Italy or Greece.
@@daron8982 Thank you so much for the information. I want to visit beautiful Albania.
@@Original_fat_cat especially from Tirana, it's not more than one hour to drive to the beaches 💕 I spend my summer there every year and I love it! Greetings from Germany
Albania has incredible beaches just like greece and croatia do because the adriatic and ionian coasts are very beautiful.
But Albania unlike croatia and greece, is blessed with the natural landscape with alps that look just like switzerland but way cheaper.
Hi Alina, Tirana was already on our list of places to visit but after seeing your videos we have booked a week long break in October.
I'm very happy to hear that! Have a wonderful time!
That waving flag at 00:41 it takes my breath away. So proud of it.
The large n noble hearted Mother Teresa came from here!!
100% true
@nadine correia She was indeed from Macedonia, Albanian from Macedonia.
@nadine correia her family was Albanian but they lived in Macedonia and that’s why she was born there
@nadine correia because more than half of today Macedonia is albanian land from the beginings of time and the population in that land is albanian.
Mother Teresa was more of an illusion of a noble-hearted nun. She enjoyed the suffering of the poor and had questionable medical care practices, encouraged the secret baptism of dying people (regardless of their faith and often without their explicit consent), and misused charity funds.
Being Italian, from Turin, I am very happy to see that Albania is getting a more and more modern country, neverthless mantaining its strong traditions. Your videos are really gorgeous
Thank you very much!
Not too long ago Mussolini invaded Albania.
Albanians fought back viciously ( with weapons of the 1800s) and almost kicked out the invading Italians.
Mussolini's Uncle Adolph had to step in to bail out the Italians.
Different matter, that the next invasion by Italy ................... invasion of Greece was an embarrassing and a humiliating route for Il Duce !!!!!
There, again, his Uncle Adolph bailed out his sorry pasta dripping ass !!!!!!
@@jsbedi60 Terrible reminds
@@gabriellagirardi4741 History can be very painful.
And those who don't learn from History are condemned to repeat it
@@gabriellagirardi4741 on a funny note........my grandfather fought in WW2 in North Africa and later i Monte Cassino.
He told me that they were embarrased to use guns against the Italian army.
The Italian army was so incompetent that my granddad's unit could have chased them with brooms and rolled up newspapers !!!!!
Italian and French troops were very well known for Mass Surrender without firing a shot .
And Il Duce had delusions of reviving the Roman Empire with an army of terrified bakers and Pasta chefs !!!!
Totally surprised that you uploaded two videos a day.
Thank you so much for the enjoyed videos at Tirana one of my favourite part of the world Thank you so much
Yes, one got a little delayed but wanted to put them out as quickly as I could since I have more content coming up soon :)
Great video Alina, Tirana looks amazing with all those lights. All you need now is a bit of snow!!
I'm good, thanks! lol I'll take +15 for my Christmas weather.
@@AlinaMcleod Haha, I don't blame you one bit! I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of your Albanian adventure! Merry Christmas!!
Uhh hello greetings from Albania! Even though I know Tirana very well and I live there I still am very curious about what other people think about it. I thank you for actually recommending Tirana to people and even calling it underrated. Great video and keep up the good work!
Great video Alina. Even in Winter and cold weather you made your video look so nice, profesional presentation and pleasant. Great job!
One of the best videos that I ever seen .but Tirana population now is nearly 1 000 000 .anyway love your video
WOW, Alina, I'm impressed as well! I had no idea that Tirana was so cool! The food looked very tasty and affordable, and the atmosphere and style of the places you went to was like what I would expect in a very modern city in another part of the world, NOT Albania. The choices you're making for your music just keep getting better all the time dear, I'm impressed! What was the female singer's name that sang that wonderful rendition of 'Oh Christmas Tree'? Very cool! AND I want to say that your video/cinematography of the Christmas lights after dark in the downtown area was truly beautiful, Alina! VERY good work!
Thank you! Not sure about the name of the female singer sadly.
Been to tirana, it's definitely changing for the better, very modern and underrated. Great video...the lights are beautiful!!! The blloku area is also a nice area!! For people who don't know or think of it as a backward place it's a surprise. Again , another great video!!
The biggest problem in Albanian is people education.
@@Wawruto Thats in every balkan country my Serbian friend.Even recognising your own countries mistake need education and intelligence.To blame others is a sign of stupidity and poor education.
@@churchofsatanalbania1468 Who said I was Serbian?
Superb video with insightful voiceover narration and breathtaking drone footage. I'm seriously impressed with the skyscrapers here. Case in point 1:59- beautifully designed with vibrant colors. Major cities like NYC and Dubai come to my mind when it comes to magnificent architecture, but Tirana's up there as well!
I know! I was quite surprised to see the higher structures here since in the rest of the Balkans it has been quite rare :)
I did a bicycle tour of Albania in the summer of 2019. After the tour was over, I spent a few days in Tirana. I had a fabulous meal at Oda, also got a filling, cheap lunch in the food court of the shopping mall shown in the video. And I went to the supermarket in the bottom floor of that mall, and bought the best-tasting apple I've ever eaten there.
Besides being beautiful, you are very intelligent because your effort and dedication made this vídeo look amazing. Have a nice day
Thank you!
Albania has a very good position if you want to keep it as a base and visit the Balkans. It takes you ( estimated) 2-3 hours to visit whole Montenegro, 4 hours to end up in Dubrovnik ( Croatia), 3 hours to visit Pristina or other Kosova towns, 4 hours to visit Macedonia and 4-5 hours to visit Thessaloniki in Greece.
Or you can stay a night over in Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Istanbul and Athens as they are a bit more further away than the previous ones.
With the new highways being built everywhere in Albania and in other neighbouring countries it is so easy to get everywhere these days.
Looks really modern and hip!
Thank you for this refreshing insight.
Hi Alina, +1 with your assessment of the city. Me and my wife are in the city as well right now. The Christmas lights are amazing!!! :)
Thank you, I like the slow recording your doing, it give viewers time to capture the surrounding.
Who goes to Albania? Alina Mcleod does! Nice to see an often overlooked, ignored, and almost forgotten part of Europe. I long to see all the people and places I was warned about when I was growing up. The bad guys were always from Russia, Albania, and many other Eastern European countries. Thanks for showing and sharing our beautiful world with us.
haha that I do. Yes, it is unfortunate these places get labelled as the 'bad guy' since usually these countries are incredibly hospitable and very safe.
ìts easy to understand. Generally speaking, Albanians, if treated rightfully, they are very nice people and hospitable but if you cross the line then they become aggressive af; they're not scared and confront you directly, ending up with some bruises and so.
Same happened to us..we where told all bad things came from the west !!🤣🤣🤣
such a nice video! It was a big help thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
My Scot friends say Albania is one of the favorite countries in Europe
@Nastro Adhesivo less pretentious, cheaper than Italy and an incredibly diverse landscape
What a wonderful city! Thank you very much Alina.
My pleasure!
Wow amazing video as always. The view from the top reminds me a little bit of Sofia from Vitosha. The cable car, the park and all the area looks great. Thank you!
very beautiful scenary Alina
Beautiful city! Hope you show us the coastal area too- inspiring to come back from such dark times- definitely an up and coming place, they should be proud ❤️
Thanks! You will like the next video I'm posting on Monday :)
gorgeous city and cable car views love it
Produced, directed, stared, and music by Alina McLeod, amazing quality, ......
Was wondering about the music 🎶... so beautiful
Why do all Mcleods make music
Thank you Alina for taking me to that city in Albania
greetings to Albania from Iran!
Thank you for the tips and the cost of this trip, Alina. Greetings from Bali !
You are the most beautiful vizitor in albania we love your videos
Woow. Nice, Alina. very good to know about history from ALBANIA 🇦🇱 👏 GREAT TOUR👌 THANKS FOR SHARING. My love as always 💕 from the US...🤍🕊🙏
Thank you so much 🤗
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You are very welcome Alina. excited to see your beautiful videos. Thank you, for all you do. Always best wishes for you. Great channel 👌 👏 🤍🕊❤
Visiting today you’ll see that we’ve already changed a lot in just 2 years. A couple of attractions in Tirana that I also recommend visiting are the newly rebuilt Tirana Zoo, The Botanical Zoo(which is currently being renovated), the Museum of Sciences, The Art Gallery, Latitude(an indoor arial park), the artificial lake, Dajti Adventure park and other smaller attractions. Nonetheless Tirana has changed quite a bit in the last 2 years. I’d recommend that anyone coming to visit rent out an apartment or a hotel near the artificial lake or along one of the main streets such as “Rruga e Durrësit(Durrës Street)” as they tend to be less expensive at times but still are not too far away and very easy locations from which to get to the city centre. Either way I hope my comment was informative and helpful to anyone who may have read it. If you have any questions feel free to ask them. Thank you for your attention and goodbye.
Nice trip video
I’m going to live there in March and can’t wait!💕
Have fun!
Hello friend Alina thanks for sharing wonderful video
Great video. Great perosn. Always welcome in Albania
Hi Alina, I too found Tirana a pleasant surprise. Your photographic skills really do present the city well. Great video, thanks :-)
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you :)
Love from an Albanian in TX. Made me homesick...
Love the opening music.
Very good share, Alina!
my fav travel eva zubak . toady i wached you videos im impressed see your content and way of talking is heart felting
Great job ! It has been impossible for me to go back home for holidays with the pandemic and everything going on. Through your video l went home for 16 min. Thank you 🥰
Tirana looks nice . Your professional presentation made it even nicer. Great job,
Love your videos just subscribed 🥰
You are amazing keep it up i love your videos ;) and of course you welcome back anytime.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for sharing your travel tips. The food looks amazing and we will definitely have to try out the cable car!
This channel is such a gem !! what a beautiful city!
Thank you :)
The pyramid is finished. We just ran up it tonight. it's cool! Thank you for your video!
Wonderful! You look more confident in Tirana today. Thanks
I seriously love your videos!! Moreover, I’m so glad to know someone else with the same name!! Greetings from California :)
Wonderful photography&narration,thank u Aleena.
Looks nicer that many parts of 🇺🇸
Tirana ime e dashur ❤ My city when I born and grew up , thank you Alina 👍🇦🇱🙏💚❤💛
First time to see u . I’m loving your videos. I’m happy that u like our town.Love from 🇦🇱
Nice city and great video, as always..👍👍beautiful and informative
Very nice video, with beautiful drone shots of the mountains, many interesting glimpses of the sites and local people. the music you pick is always spot on with great editing. I will never see these fascinating places but through your eyes (and other talented people) and lenses, but that is good enough. Stay safe Beautiful Alina!
Tirana is a charming city with a lot to offer. The locals are friendly and welcoming, and the food is delicious. There are so many interesting sights to see, including the Skanderbeg Square and the Et'hem Bey Mosque. Overall, I had a great time in Tirana and would definitely recommend it as a destination.
Beautiful video and excellent information about the capital of Albania.
Hi Alina, awesome video that's great, merry Christmas and Happy New year, lot's of love from Mumbai India
Thank you very much for making such beautiful videos. :) I personally come from the Balkans (but I come from a country that is a part of the EU) and the Balkan countries that are a part of the EU really underestimate the rest of the peninsula I think. And in some of these countries it is still considered "dangerous" to travel to Albania, Bosnia, Kosovo, etc. But it seems very peaceful and not the way it is presented in the media.
Yes, I do hope perceptions change because they are really wonderful countries!
EU is politic is not that EU is better than other Européen contrys
The Christmas decoration is absolutely beautiful
happy new year and merry christmas
Great presentation Alina! Thank you for sharing this video about Tirana, Albania. Happy and successful 2021 to you!!
Thank you!
@@AlinaMcleod You are welcome Alina!
Hi 🙋🏻♂️ Alina... I like 👍🏻 your this leg of travel 🧭... Bulgaria, Macedonia and now Albania, all 3 are very beautiful countries and I really liked your these videos... hopefully you’ll show us more in the coming holidays and of course in the new year ;)... take care...
Good, really nice!
I’m planning to go see my friend in Tirana in the near future and these videos 1000% make me want to go more! Thankyou!❤️😍
Fantastic food and amazing restaurants.
A video that is worth watching..Good luck and God bless always.Greetings from the Philippines....
Oda. The best of the best. I have been there lots of times and can't wait to next time. Thank u darling to bring up memories. Respect
Damn it Tirana hot as hell . Thanks for the video
Thnx Alina, great tips and commentary. You missed a couple of great spots where you were, but overall it was a pleasure to watch your video!
We're coming here soon..So excited! Such a great informational video🙌
Very nice place thanks for sharing video
Faleminderite Shume pere keto Emisione te Bukuraa👏👏👏👏👏👏
Really nice of you. Thank you
I truly enjoyed this video Alina. It felt little bit like I was on a trip in Tirana. City seems relatively safe. In times like these, I am so thankful of you for bringing this escape to my phone. ;) Sending Love from Dallas Texas.
Hi Alina first time so early you make nice vlogs covering eastern part of Europe which is done by very few keep up the good work 👍
Aw thank you very much!
Ótimo vídeo.
Excellent presentation of the city. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for calling my attention to this city! As soon as this pandemic dies out a bit I will try to go there.
Hoi, Alina, what a well done Vid to follow during this Thursday OFF work here. Such a number of places seen by myself, really good. Hope that more people find the way to this city/area, nice people and amazing food options there. Superb.
Lovely vlog and concrete information about Tirana.Tirana is beautiful and very clean.since the most of the people understand and speak English, It will be comfortable to a foreigner who visits tirana.your video is informative and enjoyable. It is worth watching your video's spending my precious time.I hope you continue your journey.congrates.
I would recommend you to visit Kruja ( The ancient city of Kruja )