The Et'hem Bey Mosque, located in Skanderbeg Square, is one of the oldest buildings in the city and a significant cultural landmark. Its architectural beauty and historical importance make it a must-see for anyone interested in Albanian history and culture.

Bunk'Art 2 Explore Bunk'Art 2, a museum housed in a former nuclear bunker beneath the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Gain insights into Albania's communist past, secret police activities, and the Cold War era through multimedia exhibits. (optional)

The House of Leaves in Tirana is an intriguing place with a complex history. Initially built as a residence, it later served as the headquarters for Albania's notorious Sigurimi, the secret police during the communist regime. Today, it houses the Museum of Secret Surveillance, shedding light on the extensive surveillance methods employed by the communist regime to control its citizens.

Pyramid of Tirana Visit the Pyramid of Tirana, a controversial monument originally built as a museum honoring Enver Hoxha. Learn about its history, including its various uses over the years, and admire its unique architectural design.

Memorial to Communist Isolation is a symbolic site in Tirana featuring a bunker, prison columns from Spaç camp, and a Berlin Wall fragment, honoring Albania’s political prisoners and resistance to dictatorship.

Mother Teresa Square is a major plaza in Tirana, named after the Albanian-born saint, featuring government buildings and the University of Tirana, symbolizing education and national pride.

Tirana's Culinary Scene Enjoy a delicious lunch at one of Tirana's traditional or modern restaurants. Sample authentic Albanian cuisine, such as byrek (savory pastry), qofte (meatballs), or tavë kosi (yogurt and lamb casserole).