Discover Shkoder, Albania’s cultural capital: explore Rozafa Castle, vibrant streets, local cuisine, and the gateway to the Albanian Alps.
The Lead Mosque of Shkoder (Xhamia e Plumbit) is a historical and architectural treasure. Built between 1773 and 1774 by Mehmet Pashe Bushati, the mosque stands as a testament to Ottoman influence in Albania. Its name comes from the original lead-covered roof, which still defines its identity today.
Northern Albania hides many historical and natural treasures that are waiting to be discovered. If you're looking for inspiration for a short adventure, here's our story and the stops that are worth every moment.
For those who love exploring Albania's natural beauty, the Zogaj to Tarabosh trail near Shkodër is a perfect day hike. This route combines ease of trekking with stunning views, making it one of the most picturesque adventures in northern Albania. Here’s how our day unfolded.
Shkodra, one of Albania’s oldest and most culturally rich cities, offers more than just stunning views of Lake Shkodra and the Albanian Alps. It’s a gateway to adventure, history, and vibrant local life. Whether you're here to explore Rozafa Castle, bike around the city’s charming streets, or begin your journey toward the Accursed Mountains, choosing the right accommodation makes all the difference.
Situated in the heart of Albania, the Shala River is often called the "Thailand of Europe" due to its crystal-clear waters, untouched landscapes, and breathtaking views. Hidden between the rugged Albanian Alps, this hidden gem remains one of the most beautiful and unspoiled destinations in the Balkans. If you're seeking an adventure off the beaten path, a journey to the Shala River should be at the top of your travel list.