Spac Prison

Spaç Prison: Exploring the haunting remains of this former communist-era labor camp, where political prisoners endured harsh conditions. The Prison Cells: Walking through the deteriorating cells that once held Albania's political dissidents, offering a stark reminder of the regime’s oppression. The Prison Courtyard: Standing in the open yard where inmates spent their days laboring and gathering, surrounded by the harsh mountainous landscape. The Mine Shafts: Witnessing the entrances to the mines where prisoners were forced into grueling labor, extracting copper and pyrite. Panoramic Views of the Mirdita Region: Enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, contrasting the site's dark history with its natural beauty.

Rubik

Monastery Church of Rubik Visiting this stunning medieval church, known for its serene hilltop location, unique architecture, and historical significance as one of Albania's treasured landmarks. The Monastery Church of Rubik or as it is otherwise known by the name Rubik's Church is one of the symbols of Christianity in Albania and an identity value of our history. The medieval Benedictine monastery is located in a favorable location, on a visible plot rocky of a natural bend of the river Fan, above the city of Rubik. Historiography has recognized the Monastery Church of Rubik as and the parish church with the same name. Once a Franciscan church, in the city of Rubik and in the district of Lezha historically part of this diocese, today is included in the newest bishopric that of Rreshen. The Monastery Church of Rubik since 1166 until 1972, it is mentioned 34 times in different publications.