A journey through the centuries, honoring women's role in Albania's history.
The Women's Museum in Albania is dedicated to exploring the contributions of women throughout Albania's history. From ancient Illyria to post-communist times, the museum highlights the role of women across different historical periods such as the Byzantine, Ottoman, Monarchy, and Communist systems.
Founded by Elsa Ballauri, the museum stands as a testament to the strength and resilience of Albanian women. Elsa Ballauri, an avid collector and human rights advocate, created the museum to preserve the memory of the often-overlooked struggles and achievements of women throughout Albania’s diverse and tumultuous history.
Located in the heart of Tirana on Myslym Shyri Road, this private institution offers a unique look into Albania's social and political transformation, with a special focus on the hardships faced by women during Communist rule, as well as their contributions across different periods of history.
Explore the role of women in ancient Illyrian societies, their leadership, and influence.
Discover the powerful women who shaped the Byzantine Empire and their influence in Albania.
Learn about the challenges and triumphs of Albanian women during Ottoman rule.
A critical examination of the persecution of women during Albania's Communist era.