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Joanne Wheeler
Joanne Wheeler
I always recommend my clients should visit the restored Tanners’ Bridge whilst in Tirana. This elegant Ottoman stone footbridge was once used by farmers in the east highlands of Albania to bring their livestock and agricultural products to market. Overlooking the bridge, beneath some fragrant fig trees there is a small café, where you can sip a raki and enjoy the view.
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Tirana City Breaks

Leave your preconceived ideas behind, as Tirana is a city that is rediscovering itself. Wander around the streets of Albania's pocket-sized capital and stroll along the Boulevard of the Martyrs, where you will find colourful apartment blocks, re-opened Et'hem Bey Mosque and elegant government buildings. 

Peruse Tirana's Turkish bazaars and chic boutiques and then join the evening stroll before sipping a coffee at one of the pavement cafés and trying traditional Albanian cuisine at one of the friendly family-run restaurants.

Tirana City Breaks

Leave your preconceived ideas behind, as Tirana is a city that is rediscovering itself. Regent Holidays offers a selection of hotel options for a city break in Tirana from 3 star to 5 star hotels.
3 night City Breaks in Tirana
Tirana

Regent Recommends...

Albania may not be known for its cuisine, but we can recommend the Sarajet restaurant in Tirana, not only for the venue but for the food. Housed in a characterful family home, the food served here keeps Albanians and foreign visitors alike coming back for more. Make sure you book, especially if you want to dine on the charming open-air terrace.

Tirana

Tirana's Museums & Galleries...

Visit Tirana's Fine Arts Gallery for Socialist Realist artworks and the National History Museum situated on bustling Skanderbeg Square to learn about Albania's totalitarian years. You can't miss the huge mosaic which dominates the front of the building and represents the development of Albania's history, depicting everyone from Illirians to partisans.