Begin your journey at the very place where Albania declared its independence in 1912. At the Independence Museum, your guide will walk you through the birth of the Albanian nation with fascinating exhibits, photographs, and original artefacts.

From there, head to Flag Square, the symbolic heart of the city, and see the towering monument that commemorates the national struggle for freedom. Nearby, step back in time as you visit the Muradie Mosque, an Ottoman masterpiece built by legendary architect Mimar Sinan.

As you continue through Vlore’s Old Town, you’ll be charmed by narrow cobblestone streets, colourful facades, and quiet courtyards. Learn about the everyday life of past generations, and hear stories of noble families, resistance fighters, and artists who helped shape the city.

Your final stop is the Museum of City History, a lesser-known gem filled with archaeological treasures, ethnographic collections, and artefacts from ancient times through the modern era. This stop offers a well-rounded perspective on Vlore’s evolution through the centuries.