Skanderbeg Square is the main square of Tirana. It is the biggest square in Albania. Lots of the landmarks we will see during the walking tour are located there.

The Et'hem Bey mosque is probably the oldest still standing mosque of Tirana. I has been built during the Ottoman period. What makes this mosque unique is it's painting and decorations. It is maybe the only mosque in the world to contain Venetian paintings.

This is a monument located near the city center that was intended to glorify the people who poured effort and blood in order for us Albanians to be able to live in a free country.

The pyramid has a very controversial history. It was originally built to serve as a mausoleum for burying the former dictator of Albania Enver Hoxha. But luckily it was never used as such. Today it is a great attraction of the city.

This is a very cool artistic way a local artist used to present to the public the horrors of the communist regime.

Blloku was and still is the most important district of Tirana. It has been a part of the city where were located the residences and villas of the political elite of the communist regime.

This is the biggest park of the city of Tirana and it is otherwise called the lungs of Tirana. It is a great place to enjoy the nature.

This is the oldest castle of Tirana. Beside being an historical site, the insides of it contain luxurious bars, restaurants, souvenir shops and more.

This is the newest and the biggest Mosque in Tirana and in the whole Balkans.

This is a old Ottoman period stone bridge that has lost is function but still is a very attractive historical site to visit.

The new bazaar has been turned in one of the biggest attractions of Tirana the last two decades. It is a good place to by some food or souvenirs, or even local hand-made products.