We begin at Tirana’s Old Bazaar, one of the city’s top cultural and culinary hotspots. Once a bustling Ottoman-era marketplace, it’s now a vibrant area filled with traditional food, artisan shops, and street art. This central meeting point connects Tirana’s past and present—perfect for walking tours, food tastings, and exploring local life. Just steps from Skanderbeg Square, it's the ideal starting point for any Tirana tour.

Skanderbeg Square

we continue at the heart of Tirana, Skanderbeg Square. This central plaza, spanning 40,000 square meters, is surrounded by iconic landmarks like the National History Museum, Opera House, and National Bank. The square is named after Albania’s national hero, Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg, and features his impressive 11-meter-tall statue. The square’s eclectic mix of architecture showcases Tirana’s diverse history, from Ottoman-era structures to Fascist and Communist influences, creating a fascinating backdrop for understanding Albanian Culture.