
1.Visit Skanderbeg Square

- Explore the main square of Tirana, Named after the national hero Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg, the square is a central hub that reflects the historical and cultural identity of the city.
- It’s a central hub surrounded by historical buildings, shops, and cafes.
2.Bunk’Art Museum:




Bunk’Art Museum: Unraveling Albania’s Communist Past
Bunk’Art is a unique museum situated within one of the bunkers constructed during the Communist era in Albania. Located underground, this museum is housed in a deep bunker that once served as a civil defense center.
3.Visit the Et’hem Bey Mosque:



The Et’hem Bey Mosque, located in the heart of Tirana, Albania, is a cultural and architectural gem that offers a window into the country’s rich heritage. The mosque, constructed in the late 18th century, showcases stunning Ottoman architecture. Its delicate minaret and elegant domes are a testament to the craftsmanship of the time.
4.Take a Stroll in Rinia Park:



- Rinia Park, situated at the heart of Tirana, is a vibrant urban space that offers a refreshing retreat for locals and visitors alike.
- Rinia Park provides a lush and green escape in the midst of Tirana’s bustling urban landscape. The well-maintained greenery, trees, and open spaces create a serene environment for relaxation.
5.Blloku District:


- Experience the trendy Blloku District, known for its vibrant nightlife, stylish cafes, boutiques, and cultural attractions.
- Blloku was once a restricted residential area for party officials during the communist era. Today, it has undergone a remarkable transformation, becoming the city’s trendiest neighborhood.
6.Pyramid of Tirana:


- The Pyramid of Tirana, an iconic building has returned with a new function to promote development, collaboration and creativity in technology and innovation. Come with us as we embark on a journey with a vision for the future fueling efforts and progress to reach the highest heights.
7.Explore the Grand Park of Tirana:

- Discover the lush beauty and recreational delights of Tirana’s Grand Park, a sprawling green oasis nestled within the urban landscape.
- The Grand Park is a vast expanse of greenery, offering a refreshing contrast to the bustling city surroundings. It spans over 230 hectares, making it one of the largest parks in the Balkans.
8.National Arts Gallery.

9.Dajti Express Cable Car:


- Experience Tirana from a whole new perspective by taking a ride on the Dajti Express Cable Car.
- The cable car takes you on a picturesque journey as it ascends the slopes of Mount Dajti. Enjoy breathtaking views of the city, surrounding landscapes, and distant mountains as you rise above Tirana.
10.Tanners’ Bridge:


- Step back in time and explore the charm of Tanners’ Bridge, an iconic landmark in the heart of Gjirokastër.
- Tanners’ Bridge, known as “Ura e Tabakëve” in Albanian, is an architectural masterpiece dating back to the Ottoman period. Built in the 17th century, it reflects the skilled craftsmanship of the time.