Description
Summary
Description
Step off the beaten path and discover the lesser-known neighborhoods of Gjirokaster, Albania, on a guided walking tour that reveals the town’s hidden magic. Starting from Cerciz Topulli Square, you’ll journey through the atmospheric Old Bazaar district, with its cobblestone streets and centuries-old houses nestled beneath the castle walls.
As you wander past the stream of Nanxa, your guide will share stories about the town’s history and architecture. In the Cfaka neighborhood, admire monument-category houses and a beautifully rebuilt mosque, gaining insight into the area’s rich cultural tapestry.
Continuing towards Dunavat, you’ll encounter the tranquil Bektashi tekke, a spiritual site that offers a peaceful glimpse into local traditions. The route blends nature and heritage, with scenic views of hills dotted with sheep and charming old homes along the way.
The tour culminates at the remarkable Ali Pasha Bridge, a 200-year-old aqueduct that once supplied water to the castle. This three-hour experience covers uneven terrain, so comfortable footwear is recommended. Your knowledgeable guide will ensure you don’t miss a detail of this unique journey through Gjirokaster’s untold stories.
Group sizes are kept intimate, accommodating up to 15 people, and the tour is available in English. Don’t miss your chance to explore the authentic side of Gjirokaster—secure your spot now and step into history!







