Ish-Blloku (the former Block) known as Blloku is the most famous area, for bars restaurants, night clubs. There stands the house of the former communist dictator Enver Hoxha. "Blloku" has this name because during the dictatorship this area was isolated from other parts of Tirana and strictly forbidden to the inhabitants of Tirana, as the Political Bureau of the Albanian Communist Party lived and worked there.

After we have finished the visit to the main places of the city of Tirana. You will continue your journey, on the outskirts of Tirana, to see another very important museum. This is Bunk'Art1 Museum, which takes us back to the time of Communist dictatorship. In their propaganda the party was at the forefront and the people on their feet, to defend the homeland and the communist party from the chauvinism of its neighbors. Communist propaganda also said that we are prepared to win the war not only against our neighbors, but also against a coalition of some capitalist countries. The worst part was that the communists believed this propaganda, for this purpose they built 48 thousand bunkers, all over Albania and many tunnels for weapons and ammunition, in the mountains. In this period, the Albanian people took refuge in prefabricated buildings, two families in an apartment as 40% of the state budget went to Defense and to a anti-nuclear tunnel to protect their head, which we will explore in this tour.

You will visit Dajti Mountain with Cable Car and after you will have lunch in the outskirts of Tirana, in one of the most popular restaurants, for organic and traditional food, accompanied by wine and other alcohol of the area. Dajti Adventure Park is also optional for those who want a taste of thrill and adventure.

You will have a visit to the Fortress of Justinian or simply known as Tirana Castle. Its history dates back before 1300 and is a remnant from the Byzantine-era. The fortress is the place where the main east–west and north–south roads crossed, and formed the heart of Tirana. In the renovations of which today the Toptani Family, who owned it, has erected a modern multifunctional center for visitors during their stay in Tirana.

You will visit Saint Paul Cathedral. The Cathedral was built in late 2001, and is among the newest and largest cathedrals in Tirana. It belongs to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Tiranë - Durrës. There is and Mother Teresa Statue.