Korce

Korce, also known as Korça, is a city located in southeastern Albania. It is the capital and largest city of the Korçë County. Situated in a valley surrounded by mountains, Korçë is known for its relatively mild climate and fertile plains. The city's historical and cultural significance is deeply rooted in its past, with evidence of settlement dating back to ancient times.

Economically, Korçë has traditionally been an agricultural and industrial center. It is particularly renowned for its beer production, with the Korçë Brewery being one of the oldest and most prominent in Albania. The city also has a history of textile manufacturing and food processing.

Culturally, Korçë is recognized as a significant center for Albanian arts and education. It is home to several important institutions, including the University of Korçë, the National Museum of Medieval Art, and the famous Korçë Cathedral. The city is also known for its lively cultural scene, with numerous festivals and events held throughout the year. Its distinctive architecture, characterized by European influences, contributes to its unique urban landscape. The city's proximity to Greece also has influenced its cultural and economic interactions over centuries.