• Bank of Albania Museum - A tour guide will accompany visitors through each room and exhibit, focusing on sections about WWII and the Communist era, providing explanations as not all displays are translated into English. (Open Tuesday – Saturday 09:00 – 17:00; Price: €5 per person).

• Unknown Partisan Monument - This war memorial honors the warriors who fell during WWII. It is a prime example of socialist realism, depicting a soldier raising his right hand to rally troops while holding a rifle in his left. This location is ideal for discussing the glorification of the partisan war and how dictator Enver Hoxha used it to denounce his political opponents.

• BunkArt 2 - This engaging museum presents a storyline from 1914 to 1991, detailing the political events in Albania during that period. A tour guide will accompany visitors through each room and exhibit, providing explanations. (Open Monday – Sunday 09:30 – 20:00; Price: €5 per person).

• House of Leaves - Visitors will explore the espionage operations of the infamous state police “Sigurimi” and its role in persecuting Albanians. A tour guide will accompany visitors through each room and exhibit, offering explanations. (Open Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 19:00; Price: €7 per person).

• Pyramid of Tirana - This iconic piece of communist architecture in Tirana was once dedicated to Dictator Enver Hoxha and has now been reimagined as a Center for Technology.

• Enver Hoxha’s Former Residence - This is the home of the Dictator. The villa, built in the “Bllok” after the 1960s, features an older section that mimics 1930s architecture. The house remains unchanged since Hoxha’s death. Discussions here will cover how the communist elite lived during that time and the events following Hoxha’s death.

• Postbllok - Checkpoint Monument - A memorial to communist isolation, conceived as an artistic installation co-created by former dissident Fatos Lubonja and artist Ardian Isufi. Lubonja endured thirteen years in the Spac labor camp for criticizing Hoxha’s regime. This site is perfect for discussing communist crimes and the challenging transition to democracy.

• Komiteti Bar - Tiranë - Inspired by the communist era in Albania, this venue features exhibits and memorabilia adorning the walls, making it a must-visit spot in Tirana.

• Tea and coffee service included.

• House of Leaves Addmision Fee (Price: €7/Person)
• National Historical Museum Addmision Fee (Price: €5/Person)
• BunkArt 2 Museum Addmision Fee (Price: €5/Person)

Explore the gloomy history of Albania under communism, revealing the impact of Dictator Enver Hoxha. From a humble cigarette vendor to a merciless ruler, he brutally suppressed his citizens, transforming our nation into the world’s first atheist state. Join our tour to immerse yourself in this history and gain insights from a local viewpoint. Secure your spot today!

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