Skanderbeg Square is a prominent site in Albania, from here we can see all the main buildings surrounding it.

The best detailed Communist Regime Museum in the city. Also known as the Museum of Secret Surveillance, is dedicated to the history of political repression and surveillance during the communist regime, showcasing the dark secrets of the time. The stop is optional depending on the group. The tour throughout the museum is usually up to 60 minutes and the admission fee is 700 ALL / person.

Considered to be among the largest Eastern Orthodox churches in the Balkans!

The residence of the former communist leader, Enver Hoxha now turned into a well known structure holding events for the public.

Named after the internationally known saint Mother Theresa known of Albanian descent, this square hold universities and museums the like!

A museum holding the history of Albania through the eras. Traces of artifacts from the Illyrian times until now. The stop is optional depending on the group. The tour throughout the museum is usually 30 to 60 minutes and the admission fee is 400 ALL / person.

Now able to hold rooms for students and businessmen, this pyramid allows you the possibility to view Tirana from the top.

Nowadays is used as a traditional bazaar area, originally known as the Fortress of Justinian, was first built in the 1300 century. Of course, depending on you, we can have a 20 minute stop at one of the beautiful cafes in the Bazaar.

A bunker, just under our feet! Known to be have been created during the communist era, now accessible by all interested! The stop is optional depending on the group. The tour throughout the bunker is usually 120 minutes with an audio guide at your disposal and the admission fee is 1000 ALL / person.

Et'Hem Bej Mosque, one of the oldest still standing mosques in the city, standing tall through the strict atheistic communist regime!