SHKODRA 2019 GUIDE

Visite turistiche

Rozafa slott

The castle of Shkodra named after Rozafat is a millennial monument erected on a rocky hill at the entrance to the city of Shkodra, south-east of it. It stands on a rocky hill 130 meters above sea level, surrounded by the Buna and Drin River, with an area of almost 9 hectares. The castle is a symbol of the city, present among paintings, carvings, postcards, emblems, etc.

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Rozafa slott

Rruga Rozafa

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The castle of Shkodra named after Rozafat is a millennial monument erected on a rocky hill at the entrance to the city of Shkodra, south-east of it. It stands on a rocky hill 130 meters above sea level, surrounded by the Buna and Drin River, with an area of almost 9 hectares. The castle is a symbol of the city, present among paintings, carvings, postcards, emblems, etc.

Marubi National Museum of Photography - Muzeu Kombëtar i Fotografisë Marubi

Photo Studio "Marubbi" was founded in 1856 in Shkodra by painter, sculptor and architect Pietro Marubbi. The National Photo Gallery "Marubi" was created in 1970 after the donation made to the Marubi Gega by his personal archive of three generations, with about 150,000 negatives, to the state. This archive contains negatives of all formats, from 30 cm x 40 cm to 6 cm x 9 cm in glass tiles, from 1858 to 1959. This is one of the richest archives in the Balkans. In it you can find negatives with different themes and figures as diverse as pashals, viziers, Turkish officers and even consuls of different nationalities, Italian, French, Austrian, English, Russian, Greek, Serbian, figures from the War First and Second World and significant Albanian figures such as Luigj Gurakuqi, Fishta, Mjeda, Asdreni, Koliqi, Lasgush Poradeci, Migjeni, Azem and Shote Galica and many other important figures of our national history.

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Marubi National Museum of Photography - Muzeu Kombëtar i Fotografisë Marubi

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Photo Studio "Marubbi" was founded in 1856 in Shkodra by painter, sculptor and architect Pietro Marubbi. The National Photo Gallery "Marubi" was created in 1970 after the donation made to the Marubi Gega by his personal archive of three generations, with about 150,000 negatives, to the state. This archive contains negatives of all formats, from 30 cm x 40 cm to 6 cm x 9 cm in glass tiles, from 1858 to 1959. This is one of the richest archives in the Balkans. In it you can find negatives with different themes and figures as diverse as pashals, viziers, Turkish officers and even consuls of different nationalities, Italian, French, Austrian, English, Russian, Greek, Serbian, figures from the War First and Second World and significant Albanian figures such as Luigj Gurakuqi, Fishta, Mjeda, Asdreni, Koliqi, Lasgush Poradeci, Migjeni, Azem and Shote Galica and many other important figures of our national history.

Lake Skadar

Lake Shkodra is the largest lake in the Balkan Peninsula and is considered one of the oldest lakes in the world.Its water mirror is located at an altitude of 6 meters above sea level, and has an area of 368 km², of which 149 km² with a coastline of 57 km belong to the Republic of Albania; and 2/3 Montenegro, where in 1983 declared the National Park Lake. There is a very diverse low-lying "march" type north and rocky south. On the south coast there are beaches on the road from Shkodra to Shiroka and Zogaj, the largest of which is White Zall. The lake's fauna is diverse and rich in 45 species of fish and 270 species of birds. These birds account for 87% of all Ornithofauna in Albania. One gem of this wealth is undoubtedly the pelican, the largest bird in Europe. The deepest point of the lake is about 45 meters. On the south-eastern edge lies Shkodra, where it gets its name.

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Lake Skadar

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Lake Shkodra is the largest lake in the Balkan Peninsula and is considered one of the oldest lakes in the world.Its water mirror is located at an altitude of 6 meters above sea level, and has an area of 368 km², of which 149 km² with a coastline of 57 km belong to the Republic of Albania; and 2/3 Montenegro, where in 1983 declared the National Park Lake. There is a very diverse low-lying "march" type north and rocky south. On the south coast there are beaches on the road from Shkodra to Shiroka and Zogaj, the largest of which is White Zall. The lake's fauna is diverse and rich in 45 species of fish and 270 species of birds. These birds account for 87% of all Ornithofauna in Albania. One gem of this wealth is undoubtedly the pelican, the largest bird in Europe. The deepest point of the lake is about 45 meters. On the south-eastern edge lies Shkodra, where it gets its name.

Muzeu Historik Shkoder

The Historical Museum of Shkodra has been organized since 1947 (under the name "People's Museum"), but took its full form in 1949. It was placed in the center of the city, in a monumental building of the 19th century, whose values The Museum was originally built on the basis of old collections of Jesuit and Franciscan assemblies established since the late 19th century, as well as collections of Shkodra families. through donations, purchases, random finds and archaeological excavations. In 1953, with its further enrichment, it was reorganized, which was divided into several sectors, where due to the ideology of the monist system, the priority was given to the National Liberation War and socialist construction. Over the years, museums and other museums have also been set up, forming a museum network of 7 museum centers. After the system changed, with the deep reforms undertaken in the early 1990s and consequently the houses where museums were built returned to their former owners, this museum network was dismantled, leaving only the Central Museum where all the objects were kept. museums of former museum centers. The Historical Museum was transferred to the newly restored monumental dwelling (characteristic Shkodra house bearing the name "Oso Kuka", where it still stands today.

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Muzeu Historik Shkoder

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The Historical Museum of Shkodra has been organized since 1947 (under the name "People's Museum"), but took its full form in 1949. It was placed in the center of the city, in a monumental building of the 19th century, whose values The Museum was originally built on the basis of old collections of Jesuit and Franciscan assemblies established since the late 19th century, as well as collections of Shkodra families. through donations, purchases, random finds and archaeological excavations. In 1953, with its further enrichment, it was reorganized, which was divided into several sectors, where due to the ideology of the monist system, the priority was given to the National Liberation War and socialist construction. Over the years, museums and other museums have also been set up, forming a museum network of 7 museum centers. After the system changed, with the deep reforms undertaken in the early 1990s and consequently the houses where museums were built returned to their former owners, this museum network was dismantled, leaving only the Central Museum where all the objects were kept. museums of former museum centers. The Historical Museum was transferred to the newly restored monumental dwelling (characteristic Shkodra house bearing the name "Oso Kuka", where it still stands today.

Xhamia e Madhe - Ebu Bekr mosque

The Abu Bakr Mosque, also known as the Great Mosque, is the main mosque of the city of Shkodra in Albania. The mosque was designed by the architectural bureau ARC Architectural Consultants [1] and was built between 1994 and 1995 at the site of the former Fushe Çela mosque with the money of Saudi entrepreneur Sheh Zamil Abdullah Al Zamil. [2] It is named after Abu Bakr (572–634), the first caliph after the Prophet Muhammad. The inauguration of the mosque took place on October 27, 1995, and was renovated in 2008. [3] The mosque, which today stands at the bottom of the pedestal and opposite the Hotel Colosseo, offers with its new space 622.72 m2 sufficient space for 1,300 worshipers. The two minarets are 41.11 meters high. The central dome has a height of 24 meters. [4] The Mosque of Fushë Çela, built during the Ottoman rule and destroyed during the communist dictatorship in Albania, had in the previous centuries great importance for Shkodra and its surroundings: the former mosque was one of the most beautiful mosques in Shkodra and among most visited, as well as its madrasa. [5]

Xhamia e Madhe - Ebu Bekr mosque

1 Rruga Fushë Cele

The Abu Bakr Mosque, also known as the Great Mosque, is the main mosque of the city of Shkodra in Albania. The mosque was designed by the architectural bureau ARC Architectural Consultants [1] and was built between 1994 and 1995 at the site of the former Fushe Çela mosque with the money of Saudi entrepreneur Sheh Zamil Abdullah Al Zamil. [2] It is named after Abu Bakr (572–634), the first caliph after the Prophet Muhammad. The inauguration of the mosque took place on October 27, 1995, and was renovated in 2008. [3] The mosque, which today stands at the bottom of the pedestal and opposite the Hotel Colosseo, offers with its new space 622.72 m2 sufficient space for 1,300 worshipers. The two minarets are 41.11 meters high. The central dome has a height of 24 meters. [4] The Mosque of Fushë Çela, built during the Ottoman rule and destroyed during the communist dictatorship in Albania, had in the previous centuries great importance for Shkodra and its surroundings: the former mosque was one of the most beautiful mosques in Shkodra and among most visited, as well as its madrasa. [5]

Kisha E Madhe

The Great Church, commonly known as the Cathedral of Shkodra, is a Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to St. Stephen, patriarchal saint of the city according to the Catholic Church, built on April 7, 1858 during the Ottoman Empire.

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Kisha E Madhe

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The Great Church, commonly known as the Cathedral of Shkodra, is a Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to St. Stephen, patriarchal saint of the city according to the Catholic Church, built on April 7, 1858 during the Ottoman Empire.

Pedonalja

Shkodra pedestrian is one of the oldest streets of the city is paved with stone and has old houses

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Pedonalja

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Shkodra pedestrian is one of the oldest streets of the city is paved with stone and has old houses

Xhamia e Plumbit

The Lead Mosque or Mehmet Pasha Mosque (tr. Kurşunlu Cami) is a historical mosque and cultural monument of the first category in Shkodra. Built in 1773/1774, it is the most magnificent old building and the largest Ottoman mosque in all of Albania. [1] The records of Yusuf Tabak's chronicle state that the mosque was built of stone brought by the people with a chain of hands (Black Hand) from the Black Stone, and the surplus was built at the foot of the Cyrus Bridge. [2]

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Xhamia e Plumbit

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The Lead Mosque or Mehmet Pasha Mosque (tr. Kurşunlu Cami) is a historical mosque and cultural monument of the first category in Shkodra. Built in 1773/1774, it is the most magnificent old building and the largest Ottoman mosque in all of Albania. [1] The records of Yusuf Tabak's chronicle state that the mosque was built of stone brought by the people with a chain of hands (Black Hand) from the Black Stone, and the surplus was built at the foot of the Cyrus Bridge. [2]

Thethi nasjonalpark

Thethi is surrounded by stunning mountains and stunning necks, starting from Neck of Thana, Sheep's Path, Radohima, Sheniku, Papluku, Alia's Peak, Peja's Neck, Beautiful Pit, Jezerca's Neck, Black's Peak, Zorgi's Peak. , which hide in their innumerable encounters with climbers, speleologists, botanists, geographers and many alpine lovers, to whom this area leaves indelible impressions. The villages of this area lie on both sides of the river from Okoli to Grunas, where characteristic houses that blend in with the alpine background, emerge as unrepeatable, sometimes unseen landscapes. Thethi (Zoological Nature Park) Called such by residents and visitors, it has an adorable space that offers good living conditions to several different types of wildlife such as: bear, wild goat, wild boar, roe deer, fox, wolf, the rabbit, without forgetting the lynx, the giraffe and the hedgehog. But besides the variety of wildlife, the Theth forest is also rich in various birds such as eagle, hawk, partridge, wild pigeon, wild turkey and many other birds that migrate to Theth during the high season. reproduction. Not to be overlooked are the estates of the Shala River, which originates in Okol and the Kapresa River, which are notable for the characteristic fish: the trout and the headwaters, not to mention the icy lake of Troutore, where the fish travels alpine and many other types. TurizmiRedakto

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Thethi nasjonalpark

Rruga Nikgjonaj

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Thethi is surrounded by stunning mountains and stunning necks, starting from Neck of Thana, Sheep's Path, Radohima, Sheniku, Papluku, Alia's Peak, Peja's Neck, Beautiful Pit, Jezerca's Neck, Black's Peak, Zorgi's Peak. , which hide in their innumerable encounters with climbers, speleologists, botanists, geographers and many alpine lovers, to whom this area leaves indelible impressions. The villages of this area lie on both sides of the river from Okoli to Grunas, where characteristic houses that blend in with the alpine background, emerge as unrepeatable, sometimes unseen landscapes. Thethi (Zoological Nature Park) Called such by residents and visitors, it has an adorable space that offers good living conditions to several different types of wildlife such as: bear, wild goat, wild boar, roe deer, fox, wolf, the rabbit, without forgetting the lynx, the giraffe and the hedgehog. But besides the variety of wildlife, the Theth forest is also rich in various birds such as eagle, hawk, partridge, wild pigeon, wild turkey and many other birds that migrate to Theth during the high season. reproduction. Not to be overlooked are the estates of the Shala River, which originates in Okol and the Kapresa River, which are notable for the characteristic fish: the trout and the headwaters, not to mention the icy lake of Troutore, where the fish travels alpine and many other types. TurizmiRedakto