Do not miss... a blast from the past - As soon as we arrived it seemed almost insignificant, instead the visit to the fortress was interesting, but the real surprise was the characteristic town center, full of bazaars and small rooms that overlook the streets to walk and where you can breathe air of yesteryear...

Great place to stay - Stayed at the Boutique Hotel Musee with the very accommodating host Will. Very clean property with friendly, generous staff who really make you welcome. Stunning balcony to sit and enjoy an espresso and Raki or delicious local breakfast. Close to the bazaar and old town with a short walk to the Castle.

Unmissable! - Absolutely amazing! An hour is enough to take a walk, the colors of the carpets and pottery, the smells of the artisan soaps, the elegant rooms and a wonderful castle in a huge complex that overlooks everything make this village unmissable.

Stone City - I highly recommend visiting Gjirokastra with Tea Tours. The city was amazing! Traditional food and so much history. Visiting the castle was a beautiful experience

Unscheduled trip - Characteristic and evocative, with its narrow streets, the historic center and the dominant castle, Gjirokaster lets you enter a part of history and tradition. Here you can find numerous typical and characteristic restaurants, local craft and souvenir shops. The local people are welcoming and kind. The evocative castle takes you back to an important part of history. Excellent trip if you want to vary from the splendid sea landscape and beaches that this part of Albania offers. The road from Dhermi to Gjirokastra is suggestive. A small San Giminiano Albanese.

Charming town! - Gjirokastra is a charming town full of small places to eat and shops. We loved the style of the buildings and the ambiance. We had the chance to visit the castle as well. The castle was very cool to see. The drive to Gjirokastra from Sarande is pretty long and there is not much along the road until getting to the City; otherwise, it was great.