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Mausoleum of Skanderbeg, the national hero of Albania, who died in Lezhë in 1468. The place was both a church and a mosque at different points in history. As of December 2016, it was not possible to go inside the mausoleum, but one can take a peek through the doors and walk all around.
Skanderbeg National Memorial is a commemorative site dedicated to Skanderbeg, built in 1981 on the ruins of the Selimiye Mosque in Lezhë.
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Remains of the old city of Lissus which has been ruled by many empires. There are a couple information panels in English around. As elsewhere in Albania, not much effort is put into preservation, and as such you can walk around the site freely unhindered by fences, or rules.
ethnographic museum
The ethnographic museum of Lezha will present the culture of this old city through traditions, but inside it you will also get to know its peculiarities.
The Ethnographic Museum of Lezha has inside a great variety of cultural values, costume design, handicrafts and handmade dishes.
If you have been thinking of visiting this city then be prepared to see many of its traditions and to seek much more to know.
800-year-old Franciscan Church on the hill overlooking town.
Lezhë Castle
Age-old castle used by many civilisations. Beautiful 360˚ view of Lezhë, the Adriatic sea and the mountains. There are a few information panels in and around the castle in English.
Newly built modern cathedral in the town's center.
Shëngjin Beach and surrounding wetlands reserve and birdwatching area of Kune-Vain-Tale.