Theth village has been proclaimed a protected historic center. The Ministry of Culture and the Institute of Monuments took the decision for the beautiful village in the Albanian Alps based on the criteria that it met.
The historic center includes the area with urban, architectural and historic values that provide evidence on the urban development of Theth. The major part of the village preserves old buildings, architectural values, and the typical road network. These buildings are closely related to the traditional environment, which is part of the Historic Centre. It includes first-category cultural monuments such as the house of Lulash Keci or the Ethnographic Museum of Dukagjin, the Kulla of Nikoll Zef Koceku or the Tower of Isolation and many other important buildings.
Besides the old monuments, other inhabitations with rare architectural values were built in the area. They date back to late periods and are located in specific areas in Theth, Vermosh, and Kelmend.

Theth is one of the most beautiful and untouched natural spots, one of the most visited touristic places by Albanians and foreign tourists, mostly in summer. Situated in northern Albania, Theth is rich with many natural resources as canyons, lawns, waterfalls, and caves which have often attracted not only tourists but also speleologists, geographers, and climbers. The Grunas Canyon is about two kilometers long and large depth and offers a breathtaking natural panorama.