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INTER-CITY BUS INFORMATION FROM VLORA

July 24, 2022July 24, 2022 Kathleen

The Inter-city bus information from Vlora includes bus station locations, timetables, and fares from Vlora, to other places in Albania.

Detailed Inter-city bus information from Vlora, north to Tirana, south to Sarande as well as Narte.

To get you from Vlora to Tirana and places between.

The Credins Bank Bus Station in Vlora is on Rruga Demokracia, north of the Main Post Office.

The Google Maps location is in the link above.

The buses to Tirana run from 5 AM to 5 PM with a bus leaving every 30 minutes.

Moreover, they run every day including Sundays.

The cost is 600 Lek per person, one way.

The bus stops in Durres on its way to Tirana as well as places in-between, if asked.

To get you from Vlora to Sarande.

There are two locations where you can get a bus to Sarande.

One is the Credins Bank Bus Station. The other is the University Bus Station.

From the Credins Bank Bus Station, the buses run from 11:30 AM to 4 PM. They leave every 1 ½ hours, every day of the week including Sundays.

The cost per person, one way is 600 lek.

The University Bus Station is located just west of the taxi stand by the mall roundabout, in front of the University, on Rruga Kosova.

The buses to Sarande have a different time schedule than the Credins Bank Bus Station.

The bus only has two departure times to Sarande. It leaves at 7 AM and 8 AM only, every day of the week, including Sunday.

The cost is 600 Lek per person one way.

These buses stop all along the coast including Bora Bora Beach, Radhime, Orikum, and Himare.

To get you from Vlora to Radhime, Orikum, and Himare.

The buses to Radhime, Orikum, and Himare leave out of the University Bus Station.

The buses stop at Bora Bora Beach as well as other places along the coastline.

They run from 6:30 AM until 5 PM, leaving every 30 minutes.

In addition, they run every day of the week including Sundays.

Ask the driver for the fare rate.

Bus information from Vlora to Narte along with some villages.

The Narte Bus Station is located west of Ruci Bus Tours on Rruga 8 Marsi on Google maps but on the ground, the street is Rruga Jani Gjoncari.

Click on the link above to see the Google Maps location near the Narte Bus Station.

Following are the bus schedules to and from Narte.

The buses leave from Vlora to Narte at:

7:30 AM

10:10 AM

12:10 PM

2:00 PM

The buses return to Vlora from Narte at:

7:00 AM

8:10 AM

10:45 AM

1:10 PM

The buses run every day including Sundays.

The ticket is 60 Lek one way, per person.

There are four villages served by the Narte Bus Station.

They are Llakatund, Babice, Vllahin and Kote.

The above links are the Google Maps locations for the villages.

The buses for Llakatund and Babice run on an hourly schedule from 6 AM to 6 PM daily, including Sundays.

Furthermore, the buses for Vllahin and Kote run on an hourly schedule from 6 AM to 7 PM daily, including Sundays.

Ask the driver for the fare rate.

In case you didn’t know there is an Intra-city Vlora Bus Route Map in the Footer and detailed information in the Vlora City-Bus Public Transport and Vlora City Bus Information posts.

In conclusion, with this information in hand, have a great time checking out the rest of Albania!!

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions. Please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

Once again, thank you, for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website.

YEAR-ROUND LIVE ANIMAL MARKET IN VLORA

July 11, 2022September 18, 2022 Kathleen

Where can I get live poultry, sheep, and goats? At the Year-Round Live Animal Market in Vlora!

The Live Animal Market in Vlora is conveniently located and includes a wide variety of animals.

The location is very accessible and easy to find.

The market is located on Rruga Nikolla Xhuveli on the east side of the Main Roundabout coming from Tirana, and Rruga Gjergj Kastrioti.

The Google maps location is Here.

To assist you in getting there, the Tulla Unaze Bus can let you off nearby.

The bus route is marked by the red/orange bus marker on the map below.

The Year-round Live Animal Market in Vlora is all year-round.

The market is open year-round for locals to sell their live poultry and small livestock.

During the holidays especially Thanksgiving and Christmas the street is lined on both sides with animals for sale.

In addition to the holidays, during the rest of the year there is usually someone selling their chickens or lambs.

In the summer it is best to get there in the mornings.

Click on the video to see some rabbits, chickens, and ducks

Play Video about Rabbits-Beautiful Vlora

What kinds of Poultry are sold at the market?

The market sells all types of poultry including:

- - chickens from chicks, replacement or starter hens, and roosters to meat birds
  - Turkeys for your holiday meal or to start a flock of your own. There is a span of a few months when a lot of turkeys are available.
  - Guinea Hens
  - Ducks of all ages
  - Peacocks
  - Geese

You can get the poultry you want to start your egg-laying or meat bird operation.

As well as that perfect Turkey or chicken for the table.

It even includes small livestock and rabbits.

In addition to Poultry, there are goats and sheep to purchase.

Most of the goats and sheep are lambs and kids.

If you want a milking goat or a sire for your herd, just ask the vendors where to get one.

I am not sure where these fit in but there are also rabbits.

This is a great place to get a breeding pair to start your rabbitry.

In conclusion, the Year-round Animal Market in Vlora is the place to go whether you are looking for that perfect turkey for Christmas or to start your flock or herd.

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions. Please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

STREET TREES OF VLORA

July 5, 2022September 18, 2022 Kathleen

Many beautiful trees line the streets of Vlora. Street Trees of Vlora showcases some of these trees.

Included in the Street Trees of Vlora, are a variety of trees, with one being the most common.

The most common tree in Vlora is the Sycamore.

Did you know these are the same type of trees that line the Champs-Elysées boulevard in Paris, France?

They are in the Platanaceae family called Plane Trees. There are about 10 different species.

The Sycamore is a large deciduous (which means it loses its leaves in the winter) tree with maple-like leaves.

Its distinguishing features are its bark and flowers.

The bark is like a jigsaw puzzle that peels off irregularly revealing the new bark beneath. Therefore, the bark presents a multi-colored pattern.

The flowers do not look like regular flowers, they are shaped like balls. The female flowers are red single balls. Furthermore, on our trees, the male flowers are two balls to a stalk.

Some of the reasons they are a popular street tree:

- - Easy to transplant
  - Tolerate pollution
  - Great for shade
  - Tolerate root-ball compaction

If you would like more details on the Sycamore tree, check out the Missouri Department of Conservation and the University of Connecticut Plant Database.

The Magnolia is another large and common tree in the Street Trees of Vlora.

The Magnolia tree is one of the oldest trees on earth. With fossils dating back over 36 million years.

The Magnolia is in the Magnoliaceae family with over 240 species!

They are mostly evergreen trees ( meaning they keep their leaves in the winter) although some are deciduous varieties.

The Magnolia flower is the distinguishing feature of the various species.

As well as being very fragrant and beautiful.

Besides being a great street tree, they are also used in parks, golf courses, and as shade trees.

If you would like to learn more about Magnolias check out the University of Connecticut Database or click on the picture above for another source.

One of the most fragrant trees is the Linden.

The Linden tree is very long-lived and may take up to 50 years to reach its full height.

They belong to the Malvaceae family and there are a few different species.

The American Basswood or American Linden is one of the species.

There is a wide range of characteristics between different species and within the same species.

For example, if you are trying to identify a species by its leaf, it is difficult because the leaf shape may vary even on one tree.

The Linden is a deciduous tree.

The most distinguishing feature is the flowers.

The flowers are beautiful and excessively fragrant, to the point of overwhelming!

They are used as street and urban trees because they are:

- - Highly tolerant of pollution
  - Long-lived
  - Excellent shade providers

To find out more information about the Linden tree and its uses check out this Article. You can also click on the photo for more information from another source.

The Mimosa tree is fast-growing and short-lived but a great specimen for the Street Trees of Vlora.

Additionally, they are called the Persian Silk Tree.

They can grow up to two feet in one year, reaching its full height of 40 feet in 15 years. Moreover, their average life span is 30 years, according to an article in Aura Trees.

In addition, they are very prolific and easy to grow from seed. In some places they are considered an invasive species.

The Mimosa tree is from the Leguminosae family and a deciduous tree.

Their flowers are very distinct and the part of the blossom that we find so beautiful is the stamen of the flower.

Another interesting fact is the fern-like leaflets close when they are touched, as well as when it rains and at night.

If you would like to learn more about the Mimosa tree, look at the Leafy Place Article.

Palo Verde means green bark or stick.

The green bark on the Palo Verde tree allows it to perform photosynthesis using its bark.

Because the tree drops its leaves in the Summer and Fall, they are deciduous trees.

In addition, during droughts, it will drop branches and stems.

The Palo Verde belongs to the Leguminosae family representing at least twelve different species.

Being native to semi-desert areas of the world, they are equipped with thorns and a tap root to facilitate survival.

The Palo Verde produces thousands of beautiful, fragrant yellow flowers during their short flowering season.

They are used as specimen and ornamental trees.

The Palo Verde goes by many different names including Jerusalem Thorn and Horse Bean.

If you would like to delve further into this tree, click on the photos or check out this article.

The Jacaranda Tree produces beautiful purple and blue flowers.

The name Jacaranda is from the Guarani meaning “Fragrant”.

They are native to South America where Guarani is spoken.

Jacaranda is pronounced with a “J” sound unlike in Spanish with the “J” being an “H” sound.

They are in the Bignoniaceae family with over 50 different species.

One variety, called the ‘Alba’, is rare and produces white flowers.

The majority of species produce flowers of purples and blues, creating a beautiful spectacle.

The Jacaranda makes a great street tree as they are resistant to pests and diseases, somewhat drought tolerant, and make nice shade trees.

For those who are more curious about the Jacaranda tree, click on the photos for one source of information. For another source check out this Arizona State University article.

If all these beautiful flowers make you want to get a bouquet or a nice flowering plant, have a look at the Shopping category and the Flowers section for local flower shops.

In conclusion, as you can see there is a wide variety in the Street Trees of Vlora with the Sycamore being the most prevalent.

I hope this information was interesting and useful.

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions. Please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

Once again, thank you, for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website.

NATIONAL HEROES CEMETERY

June 29, 2022June 29, 2022 Kathleen

The National Heroes Cemetery is a great place to go, to pay your respects to some of Albania’s Heroes.

In addition to paying your respects to the National Heroes, the National Heroes Cemetery overlooks the city of Vlora.

The National Heroes Cemetery is located, on the hillside, above Flag Square in Vlora.

VIDEO OF THE NATIONAL HEROES CEMETERY

Play Video about National Heroes Cemetery-Beautiful Vlora

What a great place to situate a cemetery for your country’s heroes!

To get up to the cemetery you must traverse over 12 sets of steps.

If you need a break while going up, there are large landings to stop on.

The cemetery is very orderly and the graves are well marked.

Upon reaching the level of the graves, you will find there are five levels of graves. Separated by, you guessed it, more steps!

There is a name placard on each grave and sometimes there is a little more information.

The whole area is nicely landscaped, with beautiful flowers and meticulously groomed grass.

Along with the smell of citrus and jasmine blossoms, there is a fresh breeze coming from the ocean.

It is a very beautiful and peaceful place.

Some of the National Heroes are remembered throughout Vlora.

Hasan Kushta, one of the nation’s heroes, lies in a marked grave.

There is a street in Vlora named after him.

From the steps, below the cemetery, are great views of Vlora.

To the north is the Zvernec Monastery and the Vjose-Narte Protected Landscape Reserve.

Closer in is the old part of the city which has been partially restored.

Just below is a mosque, built in 2014.

You can see the minaret.

In addition, there is a street of colorful buildings, which you look down upon.

The Ethnographic Museum is near there.

If Vlora Museums interest you, check out my post.

On the hill to the south, above the cemetery, sit two mosques with green domes.

While below there is a mix of new unfinished apartments and old tile-roofed houses.

Along with some newly renovated houses and new apartment buildings.

Further out to the west is the bay of Vlora.

It is a beautiful scene to behold.

To conclude, this is a very beautiful cemetery and well worth the effort to go see it.

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions. Please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

Once again, thank you, for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website.

HISTORIC MUSEUMS IN VLORA-2022

June 21, 2022June 21, 2022 Kathleen

Three great places to visit are the Historic Museums in Vlora. The following information is current, having visited all sites in 2022.

There are three historic museums in Vlora, the National Museum of Independence, The Historical Museum of Artifacts, and the Ethnographic Museum.

The National Museum of Independence

Albania declared independence on November 28, 1912.

From the front balcony of this now historic museum, Ismail Qemali raised the Albanian flag.

Throughout the museum are many historical facts, presented with photographs. As well as several antique pieces of furniture.

On this website, there is an excellent description of the museum. However, the building exterior has changed since that article.

On this website is a detailed article about the Independence of Albania. It is very interesting for history buffs!

They are open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 AM until 5 PM and Sunday from 10 AM to 2 PM.

During the Summer they are open on Mondays from 8 AM until 11 AM and again from 5 PM to 10 PM.

In addition, they are closed on Mondays for the rest of the year.

The ticket price is 300 Leke or 2.50 euros.

They are located between the Port of Vlora, the University, and across from KFC. Their physical location is Here.

If you want to get to the museum on the Vlora City Bus take any Uji Ftohte bus. Check out this post and the map is below.

Get off by Mon Cheri Coffee Shop.

The Historical Museum of Artifacts

The Historical Museum of Artifacts takes you on an archeological journey through the history of Vlora and the surrounding area.

The original church bell from Kanina castle is located within.

Along with many antiquities of Vlora history, dating back to the Neolithic period.

Because photography is prohibited, here is a website to show you the inside of the museum.

The museum is physically located, here, near the Independence Monument.

They are open Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 4 PM and Sunday from 9 AM to 2 PM.

The ticket costs 100 lek.

One of the most interesting museums in Vlora is the Ethnographic Museum.

This museum is about the way people used to live.

Within the museum, separate rooms and areas are depicting the different ways of life.

Some examples are:

The separate gathering rooms for men and women.

A room for the Fisherman and the Blacksmith.

Another area for various ceramic pottery.

In addition to a room to depict their crafts and woolen rugs. This is my favorite room!

Because photographs are forbidden in this museum, here is a website to view the interior of the museum.

They are open Tuesday thru Friday from 8 AM until 4 PM.

As well as Saturday and Sunday from 8 AM until 2 PM.

Unfortunately, they are closed on Mondays.

The ticket price is 200 Lek.

The Museum is located across the street from the Historical Museum of Artifacts, in the square with Sophie Caffe.

It is an inconspicuous building. The location on the map is Here.

Behind this museum is the colorful tourist street area.

In conclusion, there are three great historical museums in Vlora to visit and learn about the history and peoples of Vlora and Albania.

I hope you can visit them while you are here.

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions. Please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

Once again, thank you, for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website.

VLORA CITY BUS-PUBLIC TRANSPORT

June 15, 2022June 15, 2022 Kathleen

In-depth, current information about the Vlora City Bus-Public Transport in Vlora. Including a bus route map at the bottom of the page.

The City of Vlora provides an intracity public bus system.

The first comprehensive City Bus Map in Vlora is included in the Vlora City Bus-Public Transport System.

I created this Bus Map on Google My Maps.

The Map includes the different bus routes as well as photos of certain bus stops.

I intend to allow Google to put the entire map on Google Maps thus allowing you to use the bus directions-search feature.

Currently, you can use the map, in the footer, to view the different bus routes.

This will allow you to decide where you can get a bus. In addition, where you need to transfer or get off at your destination.

All Vlora city bus routes have a few things in common:

Each bus has a route name placard in the front window.

Bus routes are on an hourly loop, running Monday through Sunday while schedules are approximate, depending on traffic conditions.

An attendant collects the one-way 40 Lek fee however, children under 10 are free. However, there are no transfer tickets.

ALL buses stop at the Black Bus Markers on the map.

Let the Bus Driver know if you want to get off at an unscheduled stop.

Additionally, wave the bus down if you want to get on at an undesignated stop.

There are four different routes on the Vlora City Bus-Public Transport System:

Each bus route has a different colored bus marker and each stop shows which buses stop there.

Three buses have the same route:

(Uji Ftohte, Uji I Ftohte and Tulla Uji Ftohte). The Dark Blue Bus Marker designates this route.

This route is from the north end Park by Fredi Pasticeri along Lungomare to the Lion Fountain.

The approximate schedule is 6 AM to 11 PM in the Summer and until 8 PM in the Winter.

About every 20 minutes there is a bus.

The first of the other three routes are:

Çole Spital where the Purple Bus Marker designates this route.

This route is from Rruga Hasan Kushta, with a westbound loop, then up to the Mosque and on to the Hospital. Returning via Rruga Tasin Jonuzi back by the Mosque.

The approximate schedule is:

From 6:40 AM to 8 PM in the Summer and to 6 PM in the Winter.

Arriving at Rruga Hasan Kushta at 20 after the hour and the Hospital at the top of the hour.

The second of the other three routes are:

Tulla Unaze where the Pink/Orange Bus Marker designates the route.

This route is from the HP Hotel, by the mall roundabout, to the north and west of town back via the east of town by the Kanina Fountain.

The approximate schedule is:

From 7 AM to 2:30 PM(The last bus leaves town at about 2:20 PM).

Arriving at the HP Hotel- 10 after the hour and the turn-off to Narte- 40 after the hour.

The final route of the other three routes is:

Tulla Plazhi I Vjeter where the Green Bus Marker designates the route.

This route is from the North End Park by Fredi Pasticeri through town. West on Rruga Kosova and Rruga Sazani to Technoplastic. Then it turns around and comes back.

The approximate schedule is:

From 6:30 AM until 7:00 PM.

It arrives at the Rruga Kosova bus stop about 40 after the hour and Technoplastic about 50 after the hour.

In conclusion, the Vlora City Bus-Public Transport is an effective method of travel within Vlora. Check out the Bus Map and see if it helps you travel around Vlora a little easier.

For more Bus information see my other post Here.

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions. Please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

Once again, thank you, for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website.

10 ROADSIDE FLOWERS IN VLORA

June 6, 2022June 7, 2022 Kathleen

Vlora has a great climate and so the are many more than 10 Roadside Flowers in Vlora.

The following 10 Roadside Flowers in Vlora are some of the more commonly seen flowers.

Viper’s Bugloss- Echium vulgare L.

The Viper’s Bugloss is in the same family as Borage which is the family Boraginaceae.

Their signature trademark is the beautiful blue bell-shaped flowers.

The name Viper has derived from the thought that the spotted stem resembles a viper. Bugloss is Greek meaning Ox tongue, which the shape of the leaves resembles.

They are very widespread throughout Europe and introduced in other parts of the world.

They are great for beneficial insects such as bees.

Being cultivated as an ornamental it now has many different cultivars.

Wolf’s Milk- Euphorbia helioscopia L.

Wolf’s Milk is commonly referred to as Leafy Spurge.

The white milky sap that comes from the stem, when cut, is where the name comes from.

It is native to Europe and Asia and is an invasive plant in the USA.

I am personally familiar with this plant because when I herded sheep in Montana, they were there to graze the leafy spurge.

The sheep loved it and did an excellent job of clearing it out.

Syrian Thistle- Notobasis syriaca (L.) Cass.

This is a plant that I was particularly interested in because of the beautiful variegated leaves and large purple flowers.

It is native to the Mediterranean area and the Middle East.

On the island of Crete, in Greece, the locals peel its tender shoots and eat them raw.

Balloon Flower- Platycodon grandiflorus

The Balloon flower is the only member of the genus Platycodon.

It is in the family Campanulaceae, which is the Bellflower family.

It is native to East Asia and the Russian far east.

Its name came from the balloon-shaped flower buds.

In Korea, the root is used in cooking but only after it goes through a process to remove the bitterness.

Adriatic Soapwort- Saponaria calabrica Guss.

The Adriatic Soapwort occurs through southern Italy, the Balkan peninsula, and western Turkey.

The flowers are very distinct and pretty. They come in shades of pink and white.

It belongs to the Genus Saponaria. “Sapo” means soap hence, the name soapworts.

Its fellow plant the S. Officinalis provides soap from its leaves or roots.

Squirting Cucumber- Ecballium elaterium (L.) A.Rich.

This is the sole species in the Genus Ecballium.

It is in the same family as cucumbers and the fruits look like small cucumbers.

It possibly acts as a poison when eaten so it is best avoided.

Its method of seed dispersion is where the name originated.

When the fruits are ripe, they squirt out a liquid that contains the seeds.

It is native to Europe, North Africa, and the temperate areas of Asia.

Wild Morning-Glory- Convolvulus arvensis L.

In the Morning Glory family and often called Field Bindweed.

This plant goes up anything upright and winds around the branches and stems of trees and plants.

It can get very heavy and choke out the light and air circulation from the tree or plant.

In central Europe, some uncommon bee species are dependent exclusively on this species of bindweed for pollen.

Poppy- Papaver humile Fedde

This is a very commonly seen poppy.

From Tirana to Vlora as well as in other places around Albania, you can find the poppy.

Usually, in fields with other flowers.

Native to the Eastern Mediterranean areas.

They sport a beautiful, deep red flower with a black center.

Borage- Borago officinalis

A native to the Mediterranean region and very prominent in Vlora.

It is also known as the Starflower due to its very distinct flower shape.

There are many medicinal and herbal uses for seeds and other plant parts.

Borage oil is made from seeds and is purported to be used to treat many different ailments.

There are also side effects to its use.

Used in cosmetics and soap making it is purported to have hydrating properties.

Milk Thistle- Sonchus oleraceus (L.) L.

The Milk Thistle is a member of the Dandelion tribe in the Daisy family.

They are native to Europe and Western Asia.

The young leaves and roots are edible and contain a long list of vitamins and minerals.

A coffee substitute is made from the young roots.

In conclusion, seeing these beautiful roadside flowers in Vlora is quite a sight! Hopefully, now you will be able to identify some of them.

If you are in the mood for more domestic flowers check out this link.

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions. Please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

Once again, thank you, for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website.

SUPERMARKET UNIVERS IN VLORA

May 30, 2022May 30, 2022 Kathleen

Are you looking for large-sized grocery products? Supermarket Univers has you covered!

Supermarket Univers stocks a wide variety of large-sized products in a great location.

They are in a convenient location with a nice parking lot.

Located on Rruga Gjergj Kastrioti near the Rruga Kosova and Rruga Sazani intersection. Their exact map location is Here.

To help get to their location the Vlora City Bus will stop on Rruga Kosova near there. It is a short walk to the store, heading north on Rruga Gjergj Kastrioti. The store will be on your right, can’t miss it.

Supermarket Univers has a large selection to choose from including large-sized staples.

Some of the many large-sized staple products include:

- - Flours- five and ten-kilo bags
  - Rice- five-kilo bags
  - Oils and Vinegar- five-liter bottles
  - Tuna- one-kilo cans

They stock a large variety of noodles and pasta including:

- - Asian noodles
  - Egg pasta
  - Various pasta in many different shapes and sizes

They offer a nice selection of milk alternatives.

There are milk alternatives for every taste. Including Vegan Oat as well as Almond and Soy, just to name a few.

There are many other products, throughout the rest of Supermarket Univers.

There are many options including:

- - Crackers- large and small
  - Chips including Pringles and medium-large bags of Lays
  - Spices- also large and small quantities including:
    - Coconut
    - Peppers
    - Flaxseed
    - Bay Leaves
    - Large bottles of Cayenne and Paprika
  - Unrefined brown sugar
  - Variety of cereals including:
    - Muesli
    - Cheerios
    - Fruit Loops
    - Special K
    - Cornflakes
  - Baby foods and milk
  - Very large selection of wines and hard liquor
  - A whole aisle of kitchen items including:
    - Utensils
    - Pots and pans of good quality
    - Baking pans
  - A large variety of light bulbs and batteries

They have the usual grocery store products too!

Some of their offerings are:

- - Full dairy case
  - Frozen foods section
  - Deli and meat case
  - Laundry aisle
  - Home goods aisles
  - Toys and recreation aisle
  - Including other products…

In conclusion, the Supermarket Univers stocks the large-sized grocery products that you want. As well as the usual grocery store offerings. Go on in and check them out for yourselves!!

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions. Please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

Once again, thank you, for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website.

COELHO JUICE BAR

May 26, 2022May 26, 2022 Kathleen

Looking for a quick lunch or a tall glass of fresh juice? Look no further than the Coelho Juice bar. Enjoy!

Coelho Juice Bar serves up delicious juices, smoothies, and food in a great location.

They are a family, Mother and Son owned and operated business that opened in 2017.

The Coelho Juice Bar is ready to serve you in two locations- one in Tirana owned by the Son and one in Vlora owned by the Mother.

They are open every day from 8 AM to 11 PM including Sundays.

To help you get to the Juice Bar you can take the Vlora City Bus. Several buses stop nearby. Check out the map below or for more information check Here.

They make fresh juices and smoothies, crepes, sandwiches, salads, protein shakes, and hot drinks.

The smoothies are really smooth. They are made with freshly squeezed juice which is added to the fresh fruits and vegetables that make up the smoothie. I had a tropical smoothie and it was super good!

Check them out on Facebook for Tirana and Vlora. View all of the delicious drinks they can make as well as great food!

In conclusion, when you need a delicious smoothie, juice, or a quick lunch head on over to the Coelho Juice Bar in Vlora or Tirana. They will take care of you and I am sure you will love it!!

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PET SHOP VLORË

May 17, 2022May 17, 2022 Kathleen

The place in Vlora to get all the necessary pet supplies for your pet as well as to get a new pet.

Pet Shop Vlorë carries pet supplies and a variety of pets in a central location.

The Pet Shop Vlorë has a great location and is family-owned.

It opened in 2018 and is family-owned and operated.

They are located on Boulevard Ismail Qemali Here.

To help you get there, there is a Vlora City Bus stop nearby. Check out the link above for more information or the map at the bottom.

They have a variety of pets including ones with scales, feathers, or fur.

The next time you are looking for that special pet, check out the large variety of birds, frogs, fish, and kittens.

To complement your new pet there are housing options such as cages and aquariums. As well as the necessities including food and bedding.

They have all you need for your furry friends.

Dog and cat foods, dewormers, and vaccinations are a few of the necessities they carry.

In addition, they have a large variety of toys, leashes, collars, and other fun things.

Pet Shop Vlorë has great hours and can be contacted on social media.

They are open every day of the week including Sundays from 9 AM to 9 PM.

You can connect with them:

Phone: 069 735 5841

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In conclusion, when you need a new pet or supplies for your current one, come to the Pet Shop Vlorë.

Thank you very much for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website. I hope you find it informational and helpful.

I welcome your questions and suggestions so please feel free to fill out the Questions/Suggestions Form, below.

Thank you for taking the time to ask or suggest and I will answer you as soon as possible.

Once again, thank you, for visiting the Beautiful Vlora website.