Vlorë Ethnographic Museum

Museum in Vlorë

The Vlorë Ethnographic Museum is located in one of the cities oldest houses, a neo-Renaissance house built in the mid-1800’s.

Visitors can admire a beautiful collection of about 300 valuable objects showcasing the traditional culture, art, and clothing of the region.

The exhibits include an authentic 19th-century waistcoat made of Kanina, some very old carpets and ornamental metalwork filigree.

The Vlorë Ethnographic Museum appears in our Complete Guide to Visiting Vlorë!

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Visiting Vlorë Ethnographic Museum

Hours:

Opening Hours Tuesday-Friday 08:00 – 16:00 Saturday-Sunday 09:00 – 14:00

Price:

100 Lekë

Address: Rruga Ceno Sharra, Vlore

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