Thank you for considering our tour. When you book with us, you'll be part of our highly-rated free walking tour, where participants traditionally tip their guide based on their experience. In this case, your booking fee covers both the reservation and the guide's compensation, offering you a seamless and rewarding experience. On this immersive walking tour of Tirana, you'll discover the city's most iconic landmarks while gaining insights into its rich history and vibrant daily life. Our passionate guides are dedicated to sharing the unique stories that make this city so special. Join us today and explore Tirana like never before!_ru-RU

This tour offers a unique blend of history, culture, and modernity that truly captures the essence of Tirana, Albania’s dynamic capital. Here’s why it stands out: Diverse Historical Insights – From the Ottoman charm of Et'hem Bey Mosque to the Cold War secrets of Bunk’Art 1, each stop reveals a different layer of Tirana’s fascinating past. Visitors get a deep dive into Albania's transformation, from communist oppression to modern freedom. Vibrant Local Culture – Experience the lively spirit of Pazari i Ri, Tirana’s revamped market, where you can taste fresh local produce, shop for handmade crafts. The tour offers a true slice of Albanian life. Modern Experiences with a Twist – The tour combines historic sights with modern adventures, like a cable car ride to Dajti Mountain. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or someone who enjoys immersing themselves in local culture, this tour gives you a comprehensive and memorable experience of Tirana like no other! _ru-RU

Start the tour from Clock Tower at Skanderbeg Square, National Museum (the huge mosaic on front represents the Albanian history development and the stages of this development are presented on respective pavilions). Then you continue to see Palace of Culture/Opera/National Library, Mosque of Ethem Bey, the Clock Tower, Bunkart 2 , National Art Gallery, Tirana Castle, Parliament, Ura e Tabakeve, Catholic Cathedral Namazgjah Mosque, main government buildings,, the Pyramid, Prime Minister building, Palace of congresses, Mother Teresa Square, Archaeological Museum (there are presented many archaeological discoveries since the Stone Age up to the Medieval), Polytechnic University, Presidential palace, Cold War corner. Ex-Blloku ( the most beautiful and protected zone were the ex-communist leaders families lived). Proceed to Youth Park, Taiwan, Orthodox Cathedral (optional visit to Christian Heritage Souvenir shop), House of Leaves Surveillance Museum. The tour ends at the National Bank._ru-RU

This Tirana City Tour is truly unique for several reasons, offering a rare and comprehensive blend of historical landmarks, cultural insights, and modern-day experiences in one exciting package. Diverse Historical Journey: The tour spans centuries of history, from ancient sites like the Byzantine-era Fortress of Justinian to Communist-era landmarks like the House of Leaves and BunkArt 2, providing a multi-dimensional exploration of Albania’s past. Religious and Cultural Diversity: Visitors get to explore Albania’s diverse religious heritage, from the Ottoman Et'hem Bey Mosque, Great Mosque of Tirana to the modern Orthodox Resurrection Cathedral and the Roman Catholic Saint Paul Cathedral. Architectural Wonders: From the Clock Tower to the Piramida and the stunning National Historical Museum. This is more than just a tour of historical sites—it’s a journey through Albania’s diverse heritage, giving visitors a rich understanding of the country’s evolution, culture, and spirit._ru-RU

Albania's capital city of Tirana is like no other Balkan capital cities with its iconic high-rise architecture and redesigned public spaces, and its delayed 'Dolce Vita' atmosphere of cafes and restaurants. Our half day walking tour will start at the very heart of the city's Monumental Center, where we will observe the strong differences between the overbearing communist buildings of the Palace of Culture and the National History Museum, versus the Italian governmental buildings of the 1920s by the Italian architect Armando Brasini. As we will walk by the statue of Albania's national hero Skenderbeg, we will head to the Et’hem Bey Mosque and the Watch Tower - reminders of Tirana's 17th and 19th centuries expansion, and later its twentieth century turbulent history. We will have a chance to walk on by the newly reopened Toptani castle, and the stone Tanner's Bridge, followed by a quick stop at the Pyramid and a visit to the Blloku area, along with the dictator's Enver Hoxha villa._ru-RU