Perched majestically into the rugged mountains of southern Albania, Gjirokastra is renowned for its distinctive Ottoman architecture with its imposing stone houses and narrow cobblestone alleys.
The origins of the “City of stone” date back to the 4th century BC, and it is a living testament to the region’s history and cultural heritage.
The bustling market streets with tiny handicrafts and souvenirs shops, where artisans showcase their traditional crafts, from intricate woodcarvings to vibrant textiles, create a harmonious and inviting setting worth enjoying.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is surrounded by spectacular mountains and pristine landscapes, which make it the perfect starting point for every kind of outdoor activity.