Gjirokaster
When visiting Gjirokaster you’ll soon notice that there are helpful brown signs all over directing you to the most important sights. The first stop is the fortress that can be reached by a staircase that’s a little less arduous than the steep road.
Gjirokaster
The bazaar was totally rebuilt. That is why the buildings have the same architecture, some 2 and other 3 stores, but very identical from their structure, in all its line. The first floor is the place where artisan worked all the day, and the second floor was used for different purpose in each of them.
Gjirokaster
The Old Bazaar in Gjirokastra, called by locals as “Qafa e Pazarit” makes up the centre of the Old Town. The history of Bazaar dates back in 17th century. In fact there is no much left from that period. The sources says that a destroying fire impacted the old bazaar in 3d quarter of 19th century.
Gjirokaster
Overlooking the whole town, after entering the fortress’ gate, a large stone hall with an array of military artillery greets visitors. If the hall has peaked your interest you can enter the museum and see more memorabilia from the Communist resistance against the German occupation.
Keshtjella e Ali Pashe Tepelenes
The Castle of Tepelene, was proclaimed Cultural Monument of first category in 1963 and is situated in the North of the city of Tepelene, Municipality of Tepelene. According to historical resources, the castle was envisioned from Ali Pasha Tepelena itself, who had supervised the first stage.
Viroi
Viroi is one of the most beautiful natural attractions .The park is a very relaxing and you can visit it for coffee or a lunch, or you can walk around and bike around the park. There are many divers who like to explore beneath the waters of Viroi. The view coming from the depth of Viroi is just amazing.