Zogu Palace (Presidential Palace, Tirana)

The palace was commissioned by King Zog I to serve as his principal official residence during the interwar period and later became the official residence of the president of Albania. It is an element of Tirana's urban fabric and is associated in the supplied material with central Tirana and the city's 20th-century political history. The provided research notes and sources explicitly do not record any paranormal phenomena, apparitions, hauntings, named spirits, or folkloric curses connected to the building. Because the site is actively used as the presidential residence, the available material implies restricted access and governmental function. Any linkage of the palace to supernatural activity is absent from the supplied sources and would be speculative without further, corroborating local- or language-specific research.