Koloseo Art Gallery

The main Orthodox cathedral of Durrës. Built in 2001 after the revival of religious life in Albania following communism, it is considered one of the largest modern Orthodox churches in the country. It has a large central dome, Byzantine-style frescoes and is named after Saint Paul and Saint Asti, the first Christian martyr associated with Durrës. It is used for major religious ceremonies and official Orthodox Church events.

Built in 1503 during the Ottoman period and named after Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror, known as Fatih. It is one of the oldest mosques in Albania. The mosque has suffered damage from earthquakes and wars but has been restored several times, and its minaret and design represent classical Ottoman religious architecture.

Known locally as the Great Mosque. Built in 1937, it is sometimes called the New Mosque because it was constructed later than the older Ottoman mosques. It is one of the main Islamic religious centres in the city, with a large prayer hall and modern Islamic architecture. During Islamic holidays such as Eid, it becomes an important gathering place for worshippers.

The main archaeological museum of Durrës, normally focused on finds from ancient Dyrrhachium and the surrounding region. It is temporarily closed until sometime in 2026, so check locally before planning a visit.

Small local museum connected with traditional culture and daily life in the Durrës region. It may be useful for visitors interested in rural customs, folk objects and local heritage, but opening times should be checked locally.

Small collection or hall connected with World War II memory in Durrës. Verify access and opening times locally, as information may be limited.