If I have to use a few words - broad, colourful, quite well kept and as if polished! One can see buildings from various periods there and from my perspective - at the same time most of the places of interest in the city (please natives correct me if I'm wrong - I spent only 2 hours in Tirana :)... More

It was was a very pretty monument. However, my husband went onto the grass to take a closer picture. That's a no-no. A severe looking policeman first told me not to point a camera at him while he told us it was forbidden to walk on the grass. We weren't sure if he was going to 'fine' us then and... More

It's one of the more interesting places in Tirana. It's easy to get to and worth going to. More

I like the fact that it is in the center of the city and you can see it from a far distance. More

It was for a long time under construction and they had a good architectonic plan about it, but when the mayer changed they just took off the ruins and is temporary More

The face of Tirana for foreigners. Check villages around Tirana. That is Albania. :) More

where is the square? now what you see is a go cart lane. More

It has been reconstructed recently - and it is a huge a very nice place to have a unforgetable picture & memory from the Albanian capital, Tirana. More

Skanderberg square was getting a major overall during my visit. By the end of October all construction will be completed. There still was no problem walking into the construction zone to take photos of the Opera, mosque, statue, ect. More