The National History Museum of Albania is located in the capital city, Tirana. Established in 1981, it is the largest museum in the country, showcasing Albania's rich history from prehistoric times to the modern era. The museum features various exhibits, including artifacts, photographs, and documents that highlight significant events and cultural developments. One of the museum's most notable displays is the Skanderbeg mosaic, which honors the national hero of Albania. The museum also includes sections dedicated to the Illyrians, the Ottoman Empire, and the country's communist past, providing visitors with a comprehensive understanding of Albania's historical journey.