• Ethnographic Museum of Kruja - Ethnographic Museum with almost all items being original from the end of the 19th century. Built during the mid-18th century, in 1764, by Ismail Pashë Toptani, this Ottoman house is considered one of the most unique museums in Albania. It includes a total of 15 rooms which tell of work and family life in the town of Kruja. A white, three-story construction with a tower placed in the middle, this house is surrounded by wood-carved windows of all sizes, letting the breeze flow freely in an out, and creating a pleasant sense of open space. Outside, you’ll notice traces of former springs surrounding the castle, from which the name of the city derives (the word for “springs” in Albanian is kroje), which also reflect the city’s former position as an agricultural centre prior to the rise of commerce and artisanal activities.

• All entrance fees included for specified attractions
• Air-conditioned transportation
• Personal guide/driver fluent in your chosen language

• Lunch
• Tips/gratuities to guide/driver
• Everything that is not mentioned in the section “Included”

This journey intertwines the historical richness and cultural legacy of two prominent cities in Albania’s past. One is Durres, a city of great significance during ancient times, and the other is Kruja, the medieval capital. Hence, this tour lets you embrace both and delve into Albania’s history from the Ancient to the Medieval era. Our guide will introduce you to all the fascinating sights and numerous intriguing facts about Albania.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.