The Museum of the Bank of Albania, inaugurated in 2015, is located within the Central Bank’s headquarters on Skanderbeg Square in Tirana. Spanning two floors, the museum offers a comprehensive journey through Albania’s monetary history and the evolution of its banking system. The first floor showcases a rich numismatic collection from antiquity to the present, culminating in the Treasury Room, while the second floor explores the role of the central bank in maintaining financial stability and implementing monetary policy. As a public education centre, the museum promotes financial literacy and provides insight into the economic foundations of the country.
Tirana AlbaniaThe Museum of the Bank of Albania is located inside the headquarters of the Bank of Albania at Sheshi Skënderbej (Skanderbeg Square) no. 1, with the entrance from the side of Ibrahim Rugova street in central Tirana. This museum offers visitors an insightful journey through Albania's monetary history, showcasing a rich collection of coins, banknotes, cheques, bonds, securities, and medals that highlight the evolution of currency and banking in the country. Situated in the heart of the capital, its central location allows easy access to significant nearby attractions such as Skanderbeg Square, the National History Museum, Tirana Castle, the Old Bazaar (Pazari i Ri), and vibrant local cafes and restaurants. The museum combines cultural heritage with an educational experience, making it a compelling stop for those interested in Albania's financial and economic history.