• Rruga Kole Idromeno (улица Коль Идромено) - Starting Point in Pedestrian Street (8:30 AM): Begin your day with a leisurely stroll down the pedestrian street in the city center, which is lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants.

• Marubi National Museum of Photography - The Marubi National Museum of Photography in is a treasure trove of photographic history. Housed in a historic building, it showcases the legacy of the Marubi family, pioneers of Albanian photography. Visitors can explore a vast collection of photographs spanning over a century, capturing moments of Albanian life, culture, and history. From portraits to landscapes, the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the country’s past through the lens of photography.

• Orthodox Cathedral of the Nativity - Visit the Eastern Orthodox Cathedral, a significant religious landmark in Shkodër, renowned for its architectural beauty and cultural significance.

• Ebu Bekr Mosque - The Ebu Bekr Mosque stands as a symbol of religious and architectural significance. Dating back to the 18th century, this mosque is renowned for its elegant Ottoman design and intricate details. Visitors can marvel at its impressive dome, minaret, and decorative elements, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region. As one of the oldest mosques in Albania, it serves as a testament to the country’s diverse religious history and offers visitors a glimpse into its architectural and cultural legacy.

• Gjuhadol - After the visit at Ebu Bekr Mosque, we will step into the serene ambiance of the Franciscan Church, an iconic religious site adorned with stunning artwork and intricate architecture, symbolizing the city’s Catholic heritage. Duration: Approximately 10 minutes
  We will also visit G’juhadol Street in Shkodër, a bustling thoroughfare renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and historic charm. Lined with quaint shops, cafes, and local vendors, this street offers visitors a glimpse into daily life in Shkodër. With its cobblestone pavement and picturesque architecture, G’juhadol Street invites visitors to explore its bustling markets, sample local cuisine, and immerse themselves in the city’s cultural tapestry. From artisanal crafts to traditional delicacies, this vibrant street is a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic Albanian experience.

• St Stephen’s Catholic Cathedral (Shkoder Cathedral) - St. Stephen’s Catholic Cathedral is a magnificent architectural gem that stands as a testament to the city’s religious heritage. Built in the late 19th century, this neo-gothic cathedral features intricate details and towering spires that dominate the skyline. Its grand interior is adorned with beautiful stained glass windows, ornate decorations, and religious artwork, creating a serene and reverent atmosphere for worshippers and visitors alike. As one of Shkodër’s most prominent landmarks, St. Stephen’s Cathedral is a symbol of faith, history, and cultural significance in the heart of Albania.

After St Stephen’s Catholic Cathedral we will visit the Diocesan Museum Shkodër-Pult, which showcases the rich cultural heritage and religious traditions of Shkodër.

• Site of Witness and Memory - The Site of Witness and Memory in Shkodër, Albania, is a historical landmark commemorating the victims of communist repression in Albania during the 20th century. Located in the northern city of Shkodër, the site serves as a memorial to those who suffered under the brutal regime of Enver Hoxha. It includes exhibits, artifacts, and documentation illustrating the persecution, torture, and execution endured by thousands of Albanians under communist rule. The site aims to preserve the memory of these atrocities and educate visitors about Albania’s dark past while honoring the resilience and sacrifice of those who resisted oppression.
• Shkoder Historical Museum - The Shkodër Historical Museum is a cultural institution that showcases the rich history and heritage of the region, spanning from ancient times to the present day. The museum’s exhibits feature artifacts, archaeological findings, artworks, and documents that depict the historical, cultural, and social evolution of Shkodër and its surrounding areas. Visitors can explore various aspects of the city’s past, including its role in ancient Illyrian civilization, medieval times, Ottoman rule, and the struggle for independence. The museum serves as an important educational resource and a window into Shkodër’s fascinating history for both locals and tourists.
• Mesi Bridge - Mesi’s Bridge is a historic landmark spanning the Kir river in northern Albania. Dating back to the Ottoman era, it is one of the oldest bridges in the country, believed to have been built in the 18th century. The bridge is characterized by its stone arches and traditional Ottoman architectural style. It served as a crucial link along the ancient trade routes connecting Shkodër with other regions of the Balkans. Today, Mesi’s Bridge stands as a symbol of the city’s rich history and architectural heritage, attracting visitors with its picturesque setting and cultural significance.
• Rozafa Castle - Rozafa Castle, situated atop a hill overlooking the city of Shkodër, is a historic fortress steeped in legend and architectural significance. Dating back over 2,000 years, the castle’s origins trace to Illyrian and Roman periods, with subsequent contributions from various civilizations, including Byzantine, Venetian, and Ottoman influences. The castle’s strategic location has made it a key defensive stronghold throughout history, guarding trade routes and offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Legend has it that the castle’s foundations contain the sacrifice of a woman named Rozafa, symbolizing the fortress’s enduring strength. Today, Rozafa Castle serves as a popular tourist destination, offering visitors a glimpse into Albania’s rich past, stunning views, and architectural marvels.
• Shkodra Lake - Shkodra Lake, also known as Lake Shkodër or Lake Scutari, is the largest lake in the Balkans, spanning the border between Albania and Montenegro. Renowned for its natural beauty and ecological significance, the lake is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, including mountains, wetlands, and historic villages. Its clear waters and diverse wildlife. This is a perfect spot for nature lovers and bird-watchers. Here you can take a boat tour, go for a relaxing walk along the lakeshore, or even visit the historical fishing village of Shiroka.
  Duration: Approximately One hour

After visiting Lake Shkodra and the village of Shiroka, we will stop to have lunch at one of the best restaurants in the area, which offer traditional food.
Duration: Approximately two hours.

After having lunch, we will be ready to return again to the city center.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Designated meeting point pick-up and drop-off
• Entry/Admission to landmarks
• Lunch
• Professional Guide

• Gratuities
• Personal expenses