• Old House Bar Tirana - Start your journey at the Old Bazaar, a lively marketplace famous for its traditional stalls, local cafes, and colorful street art. This area offers a flat, cyclist-friendly terrain, making it an ideal starting point for the tour.
• Skanderbeg Square - At the center of Tirana is Skanderbeg Square, a 40,000-square-meter plaza named after Albania’s national hero, Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg. The square is surrounded by notable landmarks, including the National History Museum, Opera House, and the Et’hem Bey Mosque, showcasing a mix of Ottoman, Fascist, and Communist architectural styles.
• Clock Tower - Next to Skanderbeg Square stands the Clock Tower, a 35-meter-tall iconic structure built in 1822 by Ottoman poet Haxhi Et’hem Bey. Once the tallest building in Tirana, it offers stunning views of the city center.
• Pyramid of Tirana - Originally built in 1988 as a museum dedicated to Enver Hoxha, the Pyramid has been transformed into a cultural hub, symbolizing Albania’s shift from its communist past to a modern European identity.
• Fortress of Justinian - Cycle through Pedonalja, Tirana’s vibrant pedestrian street, to reach the Fortress of Justinian. Dating back to before 1300, this Byzantine-era castle marks the historical crossroads of the city and now hosts cafes and artisan shops.
• Postbllok - Checkpoint Monument - Visit Postbllok, a moving memorial featuring a concrete bunker, a segment of the Berlin Wall, and a prison pillar. It honors the victims of Albania’s communist regime and serves as a powerful reminder of the country’s past.
• Great Mosque of Tirana - Pass by the Namazgah Mosque, the largest in the Balkans, inaugurated in 2024. With its impressive architecture and capacity to hold 8,000 worshippers, it stands as a testament to Albania’s religious harmony and cultural diversity.
• Mother Teresa Square - Named after the Albanian-born Nobel laureate, Mother Teresa Square is Tirana’s second-largest plaza. Designed by Italian architect Gherardo Bosio between 1939 and 1941, it exemplifies rationalist architecture and serves as a hub for education and culture.
• Grand Park (Parku i Madh) - End your tour at the Grand Park, a 289-hectare oasis featuring an artificial lake, botanical gardens, and recreational facilities. It’s the perfect spot to relax and reflect on your journey through Tirana’s rich history and culture.
• Cooking Class Tirana - Experience the flavors of Albania at an interactive cooking class in Tirana. A friendly local chef will guide participants every step of the way. Enjoy a fun rakia tasting and sip unlimited homemade wine. Master authentic cooking techniques using fresh, local ingredients. Sample multiple appetizers, all prepared by a passionate chef. Delight in a hearty, full-course meal that highlights Albanian traditions. Learn cultural stories and tips that bring each dish to life. Vegetarians are welcome with advance notice, so everyone can join the feast.

• Free Unlimited Drinks
• Lunch
• English Speaking Guide
• Tirana Cheat Sheet
• All fees and/or taxes
• Bicycle use
• Cooking Apron

Explore Tirana in the most delightful way — through its streets, stories, and cuisine. Join a welcoming group bike tour, led by locals who bring the city’s history and culture to life. Pedal at a relaxed pace, visiting both renowned landmarks and hidden gems that few travelers experience.

After the ride, unwind and step into the kitchen. Alongside a local chef, discover how to handcraft traditional Albanian byrek. Savor unlimited homemade wine, sample local rakia, and enjoy a full meal of delectable dishes.

This experience goes beyond sightseeing — it’s about connecting, learning, and sharing moments over food and conversation.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.