Ethnographic Museum of Dukagjin

Muzeu Etnografik i Dukagjinit

A small museum in a 300-year-old traditional stone tower house displaying mountain villagers' clothing, farming tools and wedding customs.

The museum is housed in a stone tower home of the Lulash Keçi family. The house retains its traditional wooden beams, hearth and storerooms, and displays the clothing, textiles, weapons, farming tools and musical instruments of the Theth mountain people. Guides explain local wedding customs, hospitality and the Kanun customary law. It is small, and a visit takes about 30 minutes. It is open in summer, and the small entrance fee is paid in cash. It is a few minutes' walk east of the Lock-in Tower.

Opening hours

Summer approx. 09:00-18:00

Museum · Folk culture · Stone tower houses

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