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Find the best time to book cheap flights to Tirana

Flexible on travel dates? Discover the cheapest month to fly to Tirana

  • Cheapest round-trip flight

    from 155 USD
  • Cheapest month to travel

    January, February, March, April, May, June, November, December
  • The cheapest day to fly

    Sunday
  • Lowest prices

    7 days before
Oct
166 USD
Nov
155 USD
Dec
155 USD
Jan
155 USD
Feb
155 USD
Mar
155 USD
Apr
155 USD
May
155 USD
Jun
155 USD
Jul
211 USD
Aug
211 USD
Sep
211 USD

When is the best time to buy flight tickets?

Find out how far in advance it's worth booking round-trip flights.
  • 6 months before

    from

    362 USD

  • 3 months before

    from

    334 USD

  • 30 days before

    from

    348 USD

  • 7 days before

    from

    266 USD

  • 1 day before

    from

    1,290 USD

Discover the cheapest day to fly

Discover on which day of the week flights are usually the most affordable.
459 USD
Mon
428 USD
Tue
261 USD
Wed
872 USD
Thu
189 USD
Fri
191 USD
Sat
186 USD
Sun

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  • Flight time from Belgrade

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What’s worth seeing in Tirana?

The city, that for a hundred years has been the country’s capital, was established at the beginning of the 17th century. At that time, the Suleiman Pasza Bargjini ordered to build there many buildings of public use. Some of them enrapture to this day. The real development of the city is dated at 1900, when Tirana became officially the capital of Albania. After the war, in times of Enver Hoxha, monumentalism started to reign in architecture. The new style was born – called gigantism of Hoxha. What is interesting, a house in the city’s centre, where Hoxha used to live, is no different than other. Still it is being guarded by the army forces.