Bajram Curri is a town situated in a rural, mainly mountainous region in northern Albania, near the border with Kosovo.

The town is named after Bajram Curri, a national hero fighting for ethnic Albanians, first against the Ottoman Empire and then against the government of Albania. He shot himself near the town in order to avoid capture, and the town was renamed after him.

Located in the Valbonë Mountains, the town is the main road access point to Valbona’s tourist sights and villages in the Albanian Alps.

Bajram Curri is the entrance to Valbona Valley and Lake Koman, all of which important tourist attractions for the area.