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Tirana

Tirana
Tirana
Tirana
Natural/Sosial sienties → Geografia → Europa → Albania → Tirana



Tirana es li chef-urbe de Albania. Li urbe es situat al pede del monte Dajti sur altitude de 110 metres.

Tirana es fondat in li yare 1612.

In li yare 2011 li urbe Tirana did have populatione de 418 495 habitantes.


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