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These kids were crazy. A huge thank you to the all the Albanians that made my short time in your country a great time, I’ll be back! Thank you for watching …
Thank you to all the Albanians that made my short time in your country so special. I’m definitely coming back! And thanks to everyone else for watching!
Guns, Knives and Cigarettes on top of a Mountain in Albania: https://tinyurl.com/yc7hruzx
Well the pyramid first was built for the museum for our dictator Enver hoxha then it was a television studio and now it’s just an building thet we kids climb
Kosovo is sebia man
And italy
Im Albania
i climbed the pyramid when i was 7
This is true actually its like Albanians are like ninjas, The kids climb up trees.
The pyramid was build as a Massoleum to the late dictator. My mother took me there when I was a kid in late 80s and it was actually beautiful than
Still don't know what parkour means.
Your videos are totally raw!!!?
Loving this series! Thanx for sharing. Next time ask right people and they will truly help you find even more hidden gems (no not malls ?). Also if you come back to Kosovo I’d truly recommend Rugova (Peje) the mountains are unbelievable, the cleanest air and water you’ll experience 🙂 cheers!
best. shiz. eva,
2:12 Can something on this internet be good? I am from Serbia and I like to watch your videos, but this should not be in this beautiful vlog. Stop haiting each other. Greetings from Serbia ???
Kosovo is part of Albania
My brothers friends come from Tirana. They had to leave because the husband had received death threats because of his Uncle who was a policeman and he killed the murderer of his Brother.
Hello bro i live in tirana this is called piramida in albanian and it was gallery when albania was in comunizm. And its not ilegal do climb here? everyone climbs it
go to novi pazar
Hi there Albanians best wishes to you I live in the US and I want to go to Albany this year through Italy in ferry any tips I'll appreciate
The Pyramid was built as a museum/shrine to dictator Enver Hoxha housing all of his memorabilia and belongings (kind of like a modern-day Pharaoh). I remember going there as a kid when it opened as a museum. It was very grand and ornate with red carpeting and roundabout architecture with an open center. I think it had 3 stories and each told a chapter of the story of Hoxha's life through objects belonging to him (army uniform, books, gun etc.) and the Communist party. I think in the 90s it became a dance club and then a convention center and now seems abandoned.
It seems like people have great English in Albania, which in my opinion is great. Even the kids had awesome English.
Glad you enjoyed your time in Albania too. Went there and was impressed by how friendly the people were. Have fun and stay safe Nick.
2:11 hahaha ?
If you come back to Albania again i will show you much more. You didnt see much things in Albania. Just contact me and i show you much more things
I live in Albania Elbasan!!
Lmao,,is it only me,,!?But i dont trust people who travel Alone…. CIA smell to me :)))
By the 1991 communism had fallen in Albania but the march 1991 elections left the communists in power so protests were held all over the contry and that photo is from a protest in Tirana
It is absolutely an important tourist attraction. As a symbol of a notorious communism, it resisted some attempts to be destroyed by previous governments. But it is still there, unrestored, a symbol of the mixed and contradictory history of Tirana. It was inaugurated on October 14, 1988, as the mausoleum of the dictator, Enver Hoxha. The pyramid form was designed by a group of architects led by the daughter and son-in-law of the dictator. Construction began in 1986 and ended in 1988. It did indeed serve as a mausoleum for Hoxha, until 1991, after which it became a conference and fair centre.
It took its name—The Pyramid—during the student revolt of December 1990, both from its form but also as a symbol of dictatorship. Today, it is officially known as the Pjeter Arbnori International Cultural Centre, and stands out as a remarkable piece of architecture and legacy from communism.
It is not a museum and you can walk around outside it any time of day or night. You can even climb to the top of it. Many children use it as a slide.
The photo you posted of the cars burning below the pyramid were not from 1991 but from 2011, during anti-government demonstrations. Three people died.
I am Albanian go on with parkour ?????????Lbania
That Kuwait plaque is so random.
Is it illegal to come up here? The guy answers : I think so
why u filming just ur face hahahahah
Thank you for visiting Albania & Kosova
I saw you video in Tirana and u lost the best part of Tirana the block area
hi guys im from Kosovo i live in the heart of Kosovo .I live in Drenas we love Kosovo but im going to leave Kosovo because im going in Norway.So bye Kosovo