• Rozafa Castle - Rozafa Castle, also known as the fortress of Shkodra, is situated at the entrance of the town, 3 km south of the city center, on a rocky hill 133 meters high. It is one of the largest and most renowned castles in Albania. The castle boasts a captivating history linked to one of Albania’s most beautiful legends. Archaeological excavations have uncovered artifacts dating from the early Bronze Age to the present day. Within its impressive defensive walls, visitors can find the Church of St. Stephen, several Venetian administrative buildings, and some medieval rooms.
• Shkodra Lake - Shkodra Lake, located on the border between Montenegro and Albania, was once a sea bay that became isolated from the Adriatic Sea when sea levels fell thousands of years ago. It is the largest lake in the Balkans, stretching 41 km in length and covering an area between 370-530 km². With depths reaching up to 60 meters, the lake’s bottom lies well below sea level, classifying it as a crypto depression. Shkodra Lake is one of Europe’s largest bird reserves, home to around 240 bird species, including some of the last pelicans in Europe, making it a popular destination for birdwatchers.
• St Stephen’s Catholic Cathedral (Shkoder Cathedral) - This is one of the largest Catholic cathedrals in the Balkans, dedicated to St. Stephen. After its reconstruction in 1991, the cathedral was inaugurated by Mother Teresa, and two years later, it was visited by Pope John Paul II. Inside the cathedral is a replica of the Turin Shroud.
• Shkoder - Enjoy a stroll along the main boulevard of the city.
• Lezhe - The visit includes a tour of Lezha city, followed by a visit to the tomb of Albania’s national hero, Gjergj Kastriot Skanderbeg.

• Transport by air-conditioned car
• Dedicated professional tour guide throughout the whole tour
• Entrance fees included
• Complimentary coffee or tea

• Food and drinks
• Everything not mentioned in the included section

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