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Municipality in Tirana, Albania
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Kavaja/Kavajë is a city located in the western lowlands region of Albania, with about 80,000 inhabitants.
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Fortress of Bashtovë. It's one of the most well-preserved fortresses in Albania. A quadrangular fortress with walls that are 9 metres high and comprise a roughly 60 by 90 metres interior, it represents one of the finest architectural medieval structures in Albania. It's a great place not only for its historical aspect, but for camping and nature, too.
Sahati Clock Tower. The Clock Tower is a cultural heritage monument in Kavaja, located in the center of the city next to the Mosque of Kapllan Pasha (Kubielie Mosque). It represents a type of clock towers built in different cities in Central Albania.
This boutique offers you in every moment and season beautiful clothes with style and full of charm.
At this shop you can shop for the power tools from a brand like Makita,renowned for its high quality power tools.
By bus
Traveling by bus is one of the most affordable and accessible ways to reach Kavaja from Tirana and other nearby areas.
By car
You can also rent a car to drive yourself (if your license is valid in Albania) or hire a taxi. If you are driving for things to do in Kavajë, you can take route SH4.
By boat
Port of Durrës is nearly 23 km from the center of Kavajë.
By bike
Kavaja, a city located in central-western Albania, is increasingly recognized as a bike-friendly destination.
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