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However, a notable downside was the lack of inviting coffee shops. Most local coffee establishments seemed more geared toward socializing rather than creating a welcoming atmosphere for tourists.

Entertainment and Exploration

Entertainment options in Durres were limited, contributing to our total spending of zero in this category. We were eager to visit the archaeological museum but found it closed during our entire stay. Instead, we explored Roman ruins and viewpoints, though we were discouraged by the litter found in public spaces.

Transportation in the city was primarily by foot, as Durres proved to be walkable, minimizing our transport expenses. We did rent a car for a couple of days for a road trip, costing 18,900 Albanian Leke (27 USD), which included gas expenses.