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The Municipality of Tirana transformed Skanderbeg Square into an exclusively pedestrian square in 2017 it is only 5 min walk from the property. What used to be 40,000 m2 roundabout, mostly dedicated to cars, has become Tirana’s biggest public square, where people can enjoy a car-free environment in much cleaner air. The square is used for public events throughout the year. You can also enjoy a coffee at one of the cafés around the square.

Skanderbeg Square (Sheshi Skënderbej)
Our first tour starts at the heart of Tirana. The square is often considered the best place to understand the history of the city, due to its many layers of construction. Every political regime tried to leave their mark on the square, often through constructing a building, and often through destroying one from a previous regime in the process. The square still reflects this eclecticism today. Many points of interest such as Tirana International Hotel, the Palace of Culture, the National Opera, the National Library, the National Bank, Ethem Bey Mosque and the town hall are located around the square. The architecture of each of these buildings shows a part of Tirana’s history.