Capital since 1920, Tirana is a feverish and sparkling city that pulsates with life and that is changing at full speed becoming the symbol of the overthrown dictatorship. If you are curious to visit it, in addition to the colourful architecture of the various historical periods, including squares and buildings, numerous museums, avenues and parks, you can take long and pleasant walks, stopping to enjoy a coffee in one of the many typical terraces.

It starts in the morning from the historic centre and the famous Skanderbeg Square, sonamed in honour of the national hero, the only one in Albania who enjoys this title for having fought and prevented many Turkish invasions. The square was built with stones from all Albanian regions inside and outside the border (the territories of Greater Albania). It continues with a visit to the National Historical Museum, where you can learn a lot about the history of the Albanian people. We proceed to the Et'hem Beu Mosque built between 1793 and 1830, where we can enjoy the view of the clock tower (Kulla e Sahatit - 1811). Later we visit the walls of the castle which is located in the centre of the city. Stop for a coffee and visit Bunk Art (optional entrance). Finally, walk along Bulevardi Deshmoret e Kombit with a view of the government buildings.