The Scanderbeg Square, conceived before the Second World War by Italian architect A.Brasini, became the host site of Stalin's statues, Skanderbeg and Enver Hoxha's ones, but finally only the Skanderbeg Statue is present nowadays. During this tour you will learn how the square got the modern look it has today after so many changes during the last centuries.

As its construction got completed in 1822, Tirana Clock Tower is one of the oldest structures built in the town during the late ottoman time.

The pedestrian "Murat Toptani" as a trail is of historical value and can be considered as a natural, museum and historical gallery. It traverses several monumental artifacts that make it quite historic, such as the Fortress of Tirana, the headquarters of the Academy of Sciences, the park that can be considered the country's first national park, the old National Library, and the former Political Persecutor's Building followed in the end by Tanners Bridge. Walking along the way you can find as well some of the latest touristic destinations; Kalaja e Tiranes, the National Gallery of Arts, the Residence of the Albanian Royal Family, etc.

Tirana's Castle is one of the most recent and contemporary tourist destinations, known as Kalaja e Tiranës, situated on the Toptani Pedestrian Street

It was Armando Brasini who gave the boulevard the grand style along the lines of the European Renaissance, in the form of a grand project. It was Gherardio Bosio who gave the boulevard its European splendor and buildings with a neoclassical utilitarian sense, with a project in which Mussolini himself was interested, who called both Brasini and Bosio to two special audiences to report on the progress of the Boulevard project. of Tirana. You will learn more from our local guide ...

Ish-Blloku or commonly Blloku is an upmarket area in Tirana, widely known as an entertainment destination with its boutiques, shops, restaurants, trendy bars, pubs, and cafes. Ish-Blloku has been called the "playground of the young Albanian elite". It became very attractive after the fall of Communism in Albania, because during the communist period it was a restricted residential area for the members of the Albanian politburo, ordinary Albanians would not be allowed in. In Blloku you can still find the residence of Albania’s communist leader Enver Hoxha.