Beautiful big square! Lovely! Clean, like everything else in Tirana! I wonder how this will look like during the summer with the heat and everything hot! I'd like to see the fountains and have the opportunity to feel it again during another season! Cheers!

Nice huge area, lots of coffee shop around, museum, library and many building are still under construction which looks good. Also Ethem Bey Mosque is situated here. And for those wanting to use public bus transport it is near the mosque.

I can recommend to visit square. It’s modern and can give you lovely evening sun show like on the attached photos. Close to the swuare you can find small mosque, shops, cafes. That’s very nice place to visit during few days trip in Tirana 👌🏻

A mist visit place in tirana. The center of the city where all the business take place. Very big space and a lot of tourist. There’s the national history musuem and a beautiful mosque nearby.

Loved the place! Late November and they were setting up stalls, decorations and all things festive December. Lots of interesting places on and immediately round the square. Round a square! History Museum, a gorgeous mosque, statues, the opera house and more. I'm pretty sure you couldn't avoid the place if you tried. Airport shuttle goes from very nearby too.

The main square in Tirana. It's where most major events take place. There are imposing buildings surrounding thr outside, including the national museum, opera and government buildings. Some cafes also along the outside. Definitely a can't miss when in the city.

The Christmas Market in the Square is an awesome time to visit. Good food, great beer/coffee tons of stuff to purchase and limitless activities for kids, something for everyone

Tirana during the Christmas period is a festive delight, with the city adorned in colorful lights and lively decorations. Strolling through Skanderbeg Square, you'll feel the holiday spirit in the air, as locals and visitors alike enjoy the cheerful atmosphere. The city's vibrant energy, combined with seasonal markets and cultural events, creates a warm and welcoming experience. While it's a joyful time to explore Tirana's landmarks, keep in mind that the Christmas period can be bustling, so plan accordingly to make the most of the festive charm without missing out on the city's unique offerings.

This was the third time that I have visited here Albania, Tirana and Skanderbeg Square, but most likely on new year, I haven't seen such thing, especially that fireworks 🎇 Really amazing, mesmerizing, unbelievable. Couldn't even sleep that night, there were many activities and events during that week. But of course most important is Balkan atmosphere.. I wasn't expecting that much but really was cool. Even in summer and winter, only disadvantage is you need to do stock especially when you are visiting as tourist and will stay in hostel or in a flat. 😅 I highly recommend you to visit any time you want, although there are some restricted things to do in Tirana but certainly you will have great time, take every opportunity. Foods as well and many amazing cafés & restaurants. Try traditional cuisine as well :)

This is a beautiful neo Venetian villa of doctor Qemal Jusufati. It served as the embassy of Former Jugoslavia.

It is the heart of the historic city centre. It is a beautiful plaza where you can find the great statue of Skanderbeg, the National Hero that led the rebellion against the Ottoman Empire. It is surrounded by several cultural and historical landmarks, such as the clock tower and the Ethem Bey Mosque, both of which survived decades, nay, centuries of a rich history. Also, you can find good coffee shops near by, especially under the National Opera. Many buses arrive/depart from this plaza, so it is a important commuter point as well.

Nice big open square bounded by cool buildings, some trees and you can see the mountains. There is a museum and opera house and an old mosque. There is the Opera coffee shop that looks like a nice place. It's very pleasant walking through here.

I loved this huge square!!! It's safe because it's always full of people, it has free WiFi and good views looking to the Mosque, Opera House or the National Museum of History and they even have a fountain working when it gets too hot on summer

We only went at night when there was a Christmas market on. It was well set out with some stalls and rides. Especially good if you wanted to go on bumper cars or test your punching strength. It seemed like mostly locals but we didn’t feel out of place or uncomfortable as tourists.

It's Ok but they chang so many time the disposition of the products that make your live difficult. Another issue is that if you feel good with a product and go for it again is not sure if you will find it so you have to experiment with a new one

Large beautiful square in central Tirana.

It's nice stop you get to see all the important buildings not that busy, you can see all the mountains. very clean and new, it looks completely different to other Europe capital's and that is one of the reason I love it there so much. ( I hope you in joy if you visit.)

Super cool place, of course is Tirana’s city center, surrounded by museums, shops, bars, mosque, library, bank etc. A most visit when in Tirana

Beautiful square, with undercover parking. Always full of people and such a lovely environment. Water fountains for children and plenty of seating for people in shaded and unshaded places. A must see in Tirana

I LOVE THIS PLACE!! This large square, the symbol of Tiranya, is an amazing place. There are so many attractions for families to enjoy. It's better than any other amusement park. It's amazing to have a square like this in the middle of the city. Most of the children's favorite rides are equipped, and the fee is 3 euros per ride. In addition to the rides, popping balloons (it will empty your pockets) We have a variety of food trucks, cafes, and bars. Enjoy well-cooked sausages and draft beer!

Skanderbeg Square is named after the Albanian national hero in the very heart of Tirana. Other noteworthy buildings around the square are the National Opera, the Et’hem Bej Mosque, the National Historical Museum, etc. Well worth a wander.

Once was a square, now - dont know. To be avoided in hot summer days, nice only in Christmas time. Blocking of traffic thanks to this square's restructuring created a big mess in all the city traffic. Underground parking, though expensive, is often full.

If you want to run free ..walk without limits and no cars its the right place.Big square where are organized a lot of events and a lot of people searching diversity...a lot of tourists, came and visit ..children plays with bike skate boards..oldest take a seat at the chairs..a lot of space,good view..open sky..nice panoramic..you can take photos and observed the big and huge Scanderbeg statue...historical and gorgeous..recommend to have a relaxing walk a lot of trees.. no cars..fountains..rental bikes..and museum to visit..a coffee nearby..your choices

(Translated by Google) Well, somehow sad for the central square and the business card of the capital. But if you take into account Tirana as a whole, the area still looks good. The city itself is not worth paying attention to even for one day. Only in the evening the city wakes up and there is at least some life. We decided for ourselves that we will not stay here anymore, but immediately go to more interesting cities and natural places. (Original) Ну якось сумно як для центральної площі і візитівки столиці. Але якщо брати до уваги Тирану в цілому то площа виглядає ще добре. Саме місто не варте уваги навіть на один день. Лише ввечері місто прокидається і є хоч якесь життя. Для себе ми вирішили, що більше не будемо тут затримуватися, а відразу їхати у більш цікаві міста і природні місця.

(Translated by Google) Nicely landscaped market (Original) Lepo urejen trg

Just a wonderful place. Very beautiful

(Translated by Google) A very party place, especially in the evenings. Fountains, lights, cafes, benches, music ... Both the Arbat and the red square in one))) while the square is curved and concave in places, which makes it feel funny when walking)) Well, and a sculpture of the immortal hero of the Albanian people (I'm talking about Skanderbeg). Of course, you just have to visit here and undoubtedly you will visit more than once '))) (Original) Очень тусовочное место, особенно по вечерам. Фонтанчики, подсветка, кафешки, скамеечки, музыка... И Арбат и красная площадь в одном))) при этом площадь выгнута и вогнута местами отчего при ходьбе забавные ощущения)) Ну и скульптура бессмертному герою Албанского народа (я про Скандербега). Конечно вы просто обязаны тут побывать и несомненно побываете не раз ')))

See the history and future of Albania all captured in this beautiful public space. Flowers trees and benches in abundance round the edge of an enormous multicoloured plaza.

This is such a nice square with so many different peopke on it, partly there is water on the ground and it looks realy nice. The focus-point of the square is the statue of Skanderbeg himself, the Albanian Nationsl-Hero. When you visit the city you should come to this place.

İt's a super place .

Our greatest historical square that changed so many times his shape among years. But at least it's my best and most favourite square among all squares. -There during sunny days, activities take places like fairs, concerts during celebrations days, meetings, exhibition events. -There's no place to deal with criminal works. -Under it, you can find a great "parking a lot" for only: 200L/-3 hours, 500L/3-8 hours, 800L/8-12 hours 500L/12-24 hours (day).

(Translated by Google) Architecture is interesting but today it's nothing fun (Original) Arkitektura eshte interesante por sot s eshte asgje funksionale aty

Interesting place to walk. I guess must see in Tirana. Interesting combination of different architectural styles and periods.

Lovely central square. It's like a lot of things in Tirana and is undergoing a lot of refurbishment and change. The history museum can be visited from here and is well worth seeing to understand what the people went through. Real Eye opener and worth a visit

There aren't any trees. This is big square made of grey plate, if you're interested in post Soviet places it is for you. You have to like that kind of architecture. Also it is the center of Tirana, the best place to park your car on the parking place under the square.

This is a really fun and open space to walk, snap photos, and let your kids run around. It seems like there's something fun going on at this place all the time so it's definitely worth visiting.

You can join a free tour at 6 pm, highly recommended. There you will find a beautiful mosque, status, opera, many coffee shops as well.

This is the main square in the heart of Tirana, named after Albania's national hero Skanderbeg. You can see a statue of him on horseback. It is surrounded by beautiful buildings, including the National Historical Museum and the Opera House.

Nice big square - clean, central and a good land mark for your visit

Very nice square with a ottomon mosq and a beatyful clock tower...

Beautiful history to visit in Tirana. You are surrounded by all the famous sites which is worth seeing and getting a tour guide to show you around if you don’t know the history.

A large square for you and your family (kids of course) to wander around. There is a mini merry-go-round for your kids to enjoy. There’s also a mosque at the edge of the square with old architecture and tall minaret. Don’t miss the photoshoot “I-love-t”, city’s emblem and the statue Point of Interests. Across the street is the historic “bunker”. Surrounding are the government’s buildings. Easy accessible.

Huge square of significance in the centre of Tirana. It is surrounded by places of interest such as Skanderbeg statue, the national history museum and Et hem bej mosque. There is underground parking at this location although entrance/exit points are very narrow. The parking is not free. Beware of the stray dogs as I nearly got by a pack.

Central large open square with the famous slanderbeg statue as well as the natural history museum, opera and the I love tirana. Because the square is so large it never seemed crowded eventough many people, both tourist and locals, crossing it every day. It's an good starting point to and from eitber busses to airport, the mountains or other parts of the city; to the parks and shopping streets; or to the suburbs. A central point like this really gives something extra to a city and there's a lot of history there. Esthetically maybe not the most beautiful square, however I loved the stones that were used and the square resembles the complex albanian history making it an important place and starting point of your journey in Tirana.

The main attraction of Tirana. It is something different from other squares, it makes it unique. Nice area to see some of the cultural and historical heritage, A very good place for relaxing.

The main square in central Tirana is named after one of the most recognizable national heroes in Albania. Skanderbeg, a transliteration of the Turkish name and title of Iskandar Bey or Sir Alexander, is frequently depicted riding a horse in various cities with large Albanian populations such as Tirana and Pristina. One such statue is in Tirana's Skanderbeg Square. See the statue at dusk against the light to get a feel of its scale.

Lovely square to visit, large and has good perspectives. Revamped in 2016, if you like structural engineering, you can also check out the double level carpark underneath.

I was fascinated finding this huge square i. the middle of town center. Surrounded by all important governmental objects as well as cultural sutes as theaters, opera house, museums, cafes and much more. What would be the Skanderbeg Square without it's Skanderbeg Statue, next to it a classic carousel. Which one I really like to see there. The square is a huge attraction, where you can just chill, find lovers hand in hand, concerts, other fairing activities as well as scaters love to visit it. I like it to chill here after a long day on one of those stairs and watch them lovely people of Tirana.

Great place to walk around. Especially when the winter festival is going on and there are tons of vendors, rides, games, food and more!

An amazing beautiful town square, especially after it’s been reconstructed from the original. It maintains its uniquely Albanian heritage while making you feel like your in the heart of Europe. Be sure to check out the museum for artifacts that are equal to almost anything else you’d find in southern Europe, other than the major ones of course!

The heart of Tirana. There are many historical places around this Square. I visited this place in 2013.

Amazing place, very well organized, very clean, with parking underground, nice coffee shops, restaurants around, enjoyable experience. Will visit again.

No cóż Tirana nie powaliła...

Ka qetsi dhe bukuri.

Una grandissima piazza con un grande statua.

Very nice and clean square with underground garage wich is very usefull

Neat, historic place to walk around for a bit.

Historical Place

(Translated by Google) I don't even know what to say. Interesting, but not impressive. It's just worth checking in. (Original) Даже не знаю, что и сказать. Интересно, но не впечатляет. Просто отметиться стоит.

Beautiful square

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La piazza è il cuore pulsante di Tirana... Tutti i sui Boulevard conducono li. Di sera si anima in un modo impressionante... Sono arrivato alla conclusione che siano veramente pochi i cittadini che la sera restano chiusi in casa!!

(Translated by Google) Skenderbej Square is the largest and most beautiful square in Tirana for me. Its water games cheer and refresh visitors. Some are also on the floor. (Original) Piazza Skenderbej è la piazza più grande e per me più bella di Tirana. I suoi giochi di acqua allietano e rinfrescano i visitatori. Alcuni sono anche a pavimento.

(Translated by Google) No choices hahahahaha (Original) No choices hahahahaha

(Translated by Google) A beautiful huge square, which is associated with many historical events (Original) Красивая огромная площадь, с которой связано множество исторических событий

Very nice

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and hot. This place is a must see (Original) Pięknie i gorąco. Trzeba to miejsce zobaczyć

(Translated by Google) wide. There are many people late at night. In summer, there is nothing that blocks ultraviolet rays. (Original) 広い。 夜遅くても人がたくさんいる。 夏場は紫外線を遮るものがなくてたいへんじゃ。

(Translated by Google) The most famous square of the tyran (Original) Tiranın en meşhur meydanı

(Translated by Google) The square is quite abandoned ... Even so, you can breathe tranquility when walking around it ... Little lighting ... There are pirate ships with more lights ... Summarize the level of the country you are in! (Original) La plaza está bastante abandonada... Aún así se respira tranquilidad al pasear x ella... Poca iluminación... Hay barcos piratas con más luces... Resume el nivel de país en el que te encuentras!!!!

(Translated by Google) beautiful (Original) Bella

This square feels so free and relaxing. You should begin your Tirana trip visiting right here

(Translated by Google) Superb, super recommended (Original) Stupendo, super consigliato

(Translated by Google) Fantastic Piazza at all hours of the day and night (Original) Fantastica Piazza in tutte le ore del giorno e della notte

(Translated by Google) Beautiful square (Original) Piazza stupenda

(Translated by Google) Nice Tirana lounge with benches everywhere, free wi fi, museum bar (Original) Bel salotto di Tirana con panchine ovunque , wi fi free, bar museo

Very interesting place to visit. Avoid visiting this place in a hot summer day.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place in the center of Tirana (Original) Bellissima posto al centro di Tirana

Love it!

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Such an impressive and open space!

(Translated by Google) I love going to read in the plaza. There is plenty of sun and spaces to sit. (Original) Me encanta ir a leer a la plaza. Hay mucho sol y espacios para sentarse.

(Translated by Google) Clean square wide clean. The night view is great (Original) Quảng trường rộng mát sạch sẽ. Buổi tối ngắm cảnh rất tuyệt

(Translated by Google) The largest square in Albania and the capital, including some cultural objects around this square. (Original) Sheshi me i madh i Shqiperise dhe i kryeqytetit duke perfshire disa objekte kulturore perreth ketij sheshi.

Interesting & historical places

too huge - uninviting... and hot!

(Translated by Google) Thank you (Original) Faleminderit

Silent-peacefull district.

Tirana is a bustling city, indeed. And its epicenter rests in and around Skanderbeg Square. In this 40,000 m2 area, you'll immediately notice the massive monument for Gjergji Kastrioti Skënderbeu, the Albanian national hero. The square also houses the National Opera, the Palace of Culture, the National Library, a Childrens' Theatre, a fully-functioning Old-Style Carousel (á la Sacre Coeur in Paris, France!), and the Ethem Bey Mosque. There are even rental bikes on the square for your ease of transportation. Plenty to see, explore and do on your visit.

The best place to start a Tirana city tour

Big square where people gather for playing, meeting, resting, etc. This is also the meeting point for the daily walking tour just in front of Opera theater. The center of the square is slightly up than others, they said it is pyramid shape.

Wery nice place to vizit of city sqvare of Tirana

Huge square right in the centre of the city. Very well designed, when it's very hot temperature from the special places on the square will come out water to refresh the floor and lower temperature. Very clever way to get so big place cooler.

(Translated by Google) Skënderbej Square is a square in the center of Tirana and is approximately 40,000 m the largest square in Albania. It took this name in 1968 when the monument to Skanderbeg on horseback was placed next to it, replacing the statue of Stalin. The square is surrounded by the Palace of Culture, Hotel Tirana, the National Museum and the Bank of Albania. In recent years, due to political changes, it has changed its shape several times. (Original) Sheshi Skënderbej është një shesh në qendër të Tiranës dhe është me afërsisht 40 000 m² sheshi më i madh i Shqipërisë. Këtë emër e ka marrë në vitin 1968 ku në krah të tij u vendos monumenti i Skënderbeut mbi kalë duke zëvendësuar shtatoren e Stalinit. Sheshi rrethohet nga Pallati i Kulturës, Hotel Tirana, Muzeu Kombëtar dhe Banka e Shqipërisë. Ne keot vitet e fundit per shkak te ndyshimeve politike ka nderuar forme disa here.

The place is awesome. There is so much space to walk around and so many cafe shops to stop and get a drink.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful square with benches to sit on (Original) Bellissima piazza con panchine per sedersi

(Translated by Google) The city has many sights to offer. (Original) Die Stadt hat viele Sehenswürdigkeiten zu bieten.

A beautiful spot in the city that highlights Tirana's modernization. Skanderburg Square was much larger than I expected.

(Translated by Google) Tirana does not much resemble something VAD 80 s turkey tray was me trying to bribe the police should be the safest country Be careful (Original) Tiran çok birşey vad etmiyor 80 ler türkiye sini andırdı bana ülkenin en güvenli olması gereken polisleri rüşvetle çalışıyor dikkatli olun

(Translated by Google) To visit A nice day on the most beautiful square to the world 🌍 (Original) Da visitare Una bella giornata sulla Piazza più bella al mondo 🌍

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Sehr gut

The heart of Tirana 😍

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, very recommendable (Original) Wunderschön sehr empfelenswert

(Translated by Google) The beautiful square is magically decorated for the New Year and above all echoes opera music from the opera cafes. A real metropolitan atmosphere🎶 (Original) Lep trg čarobno ukrašen za Novu godinu i povrh svega odjekuje operska muzika iz kafića opere. Pravi metropolski ugođaj🎶

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful square in Tirana. One can travel every corner of it and in each place one finds something beautiful. And the most important character is the hero Skanderbeg. (Original) La plaza más bella de Tirana. Uno puede recorrer cada rincón de ella y en cada lugar encuentra algo bello. Y el personaje más importante es el héroe Skanderbeg.

That's really nice

(Translated by Google) Brilliant (Original) Işıl ışıl

(Translated by Google) Tirana is beautiful (Original) Tirana esht e bukur

Very best

(Translated by Google) Beautiful square in Tirana (Original) Bellissima piazza di Tirana

Wonderful square

(Translated by Google) Most famous place in albania (Original) Koca arnavutluktaki en ünlü yer

(Translated by Google) Southern European temperament and Arab mess - this is how you can assess the impressions of your stay in Albania. This applies to both the atmosphere and the residents (especially drivers). The number of old Mercedes cars and gas stations can surprise you. However, this country has potential. If circumstances permit, I will come back in a few years to see how it develops and changes. If they control road safety, take control of littering rubbish, ensure constant electricity supply (power generators which are an emergency power supply for shops on the main street of Tirana will disappear), Albania can be an interesting proposition for a vacation. (Original) Południowoeuropejski temperament i arabski bałagan - tak można ocenić wrażenia z pobytu w Albanii. Dotyczy to zarówno atmosfery jak i mieszkańców (kierowców szczególnie). Ilość starych mercedesów i stacji benzynowych może mocno zdziwić. Ten kraj ma jednak potencjał. Jeśli okoliczności pozwolą, wrócę tam za kilka lat, aby zobaczyć jak się rozwija i zmienia. Jeśli okiełznają bezpieczeństwo na drogach, zapanują nad walającymi się śmieciami, zapewnią ciągłe dostawy prądu (znikną agregaty prądotwórcze będące awaryjnym zasilaniem sklepów na głównej ulicy Tirany) to Albania może być ciekawą propozycją na urlop.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, especially during the Christmas period (Original) Bella, soprattutto nel periodo natalizio

Great central meeting place

😊😊😊😊😊

(Translated by Google) Cute. It was not a place that impacted me despite its history (Original) Lindo. No fue un lugar que me haya impactado pese a su historia

(Translated by Google) Tirana (Alb. Tiranë or Tirana) - the capital and largest city of Albania, located on 3 rivers: Lanë, Tiranë and Tërkuzë. It is the largest industrial and cultural center of the country. Fast facts There are 7 colleges in the city, the most important of which is the University of Tirana, founded in 1957. The main monument of the city is the Etehem Bey Mosque from the 18th century. There are also the National Theater and the Opera and Ballet Theater. 17 km to the northwest is the airport Rinas im. Mother Teresa. The city has Tirana train station. History The year 1614 is considered to be the founding date of Tirana. It was then that Suleiman Pasha Bargjini erected a number of public buildings. In the 17th century, the city became a commercial center, but never really gained much economic importance. Tirana became the capital of Albania on February 8, 1920 by a decision of the provisional government established at the congress in Lushnjë. The city had 17,000 inhabitants at that time. Its development began from that moment. On April 8, 1939, Tirana, like the rest of the country, was occupied by Italy. The occupation (German from 1943) lasted until November 17, 1944, when the city was liberated after a fierce struggle between the communist-backed inhabitants of the city and the Nazi forces. Shortly thereafter, a communist government was formed in Tirana, headed by Enver Hoxha. During his reign, many monumental buildings in the style of the so-called Hague gigantism. In 1957, the first university in Albania was established in the city. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, a wave of violent demonstrations swept through the city, which eventually led to the collapse of the communist regime in 1991. (Original) Tirana (alb. Tiranë lub Tirana) – stolica i największe miasto Albanii położone nad 3 rzekami: Lanë, Tiranë i Tërkuzë. Jest to największy ośrodek przemysłowy i centrum kulturalne kraju. Szybkie fakty W mieście znajduje się 7 szkół wyższych, z których najważniejszą jest założony w 1957 Uniwersytet Tirański. Głównym zabytkiem miasta jest meczet Etehema Beja z XVIII wieku. Znajdują się tu także Teatr Narodowy oraz Teatr Opery i Baletu. 17 km na północny zachód położony jest port lotniczy Rinas im. Matki Teresy. W mieście znajduje się stacja kolejowa Tirana. Historia Za datę założenia Tirany uważa się rok 1614. Wtedy to Sulejman Pasza Bargjini postawił szereg budowli użyteczności publicznej. W XVII wieku miasto stało się ośrodkiem handlowym, ale tak naprawdę nigdy nie zyskało większego znaczenia gospodarczego. Tirana stała się stolicą Albanii 8 lutego 1920 roku na mocy decyzji rządu tymczasowego, ustanowionego na kongresie w Lushnjë. Miasto liczyło wtedy 17 tysięcy mieszkańców. Od tego momentu rozpoczął się jego rozwój. 8 kwietnia 1939 roku Tirana została, tak jak i reszta kraju, zajęta przez Włochy. Okupacja (od 1943 roku niemiecka) trwała do 17 listopada 1944, kiedy to po zaciekłej walce między wspieranymi przez komunistów mieszkańcami miasta a siłami nazistowskimi miasto zostało wyzwolone. Wkrótce potem w Tiranie powstał komunistyczny rząd, na którego czele stanął Enver Hoxha. Podczas jego rządów w mieście powstało wiele monumentalnych budowli w stylu tzw. gigantyzmu hodżańskiego. W 1957 roku w mieście założono pierwszy w Albanii uniwersytet. Na przełomie lat 80. i 90. przez miasto przetoczyła się fala gwałtownych demonstracji, które ostatecznie doprowadziły do załamania się komunistycznego reżimu w 1991 roku.

Nice area with lots of shops and places to eat. Safe and clean.

(Translated by Google) It seems to be in a lake ... (Original) Sembra di essere in un lago...

(Translated by Google) It is the symbolic place of the capital. To get to know Albania you have to start from this square (Original) È il luogo simbolo della capitale. Per conoscere l'albania bisogna partire da questa piazza

(Translated by Google) An unnecessary square of the world's most unnecessary and lousy city (Original) Dünyanın en gereksiz ve dandik şehirinin bir o kadar lüzumsuz meydanı

(Translated by Google) Wonderful at night when it is decorated in preparation for the holidays and the new year (Original) رائع ليلا عندما يتزين استعدادا للاعياد و العام الجديد

Awesome experience especially for the holidays

Very beautiful 💗

(Translated by Google) Perfect Square (Original) Mükemmel bir Meydan

(Translated by Google) Cool (Original) Fajne

(Translated by Google) magnificence (Original) روعة

(Translated by Google) OK (Original) Tamam

Snap a photo if you walk past. Otherwise, there's nothing here, not even an identifying marker, just a reasonably pretty building on a street full of them.

(Translated by Google) Zero (Original) Zero

A cool public space where many locals and foreigners hang out... Has many seats and important sites around it.

Beautiful. Easy to get turned around/lost walking around. During the day and during the night two different feelings to it. Also, a lot of construction in and around this place. Tirana in general must be careful walking, paving is horrible. Loose stones, debris, holes, all common. Must wear good sole walking shoes for best results of uneven ground.

This is how it looked like before the renovation :)

Nice place, just more street light at night would be great.

New year's Eve

(Translated by Google) It is an awesome attraction! Really worth a visit! (Original) Είναι φοβερό αξιοθέατο! Πραγματικά αξίζει να το επισκεφτείτε!

(Translated by Google) Ok the place but I want to inform you that the name GJ. K. SKENDERBEU (Original) Ok il luogo ma voglio informarvi che il nome GJ. K. SKENDERBEU

(Translated by Google) one of the most beautiful places in the world (Original) einer der schönsten plätze der welt

(Translated by Google) Prshndetje 😎😎 (Original) Prshndetje 😎😎

Cool square with interesting attractions surrounding it.

Cool place to see and relax for a little while.

Very interesting square together with the museum of the country history nearby. A visit is really recommended to understand the key players of Albania history, starting from Skanderbeg!

Një punë e shkëlqyer,bravo dhe suksese kryetarit të bashkisë për vizionin europian të tijë. Suksese në punën tënde të pa lodhur. Me shumë respekt për. Ilir Luca.

It's a beautiful place what I am thinking about it it's real.

(Translated by Google) Great place surrounded by.bar place of games and relaxation ... the heart of TIRANE (Original) Super endroit entouré de.bar place de jeux et de détentes ...le.coeur de TIRANE

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful square of the Balkan region! 🇦🇱🤗🏙🏫🌲 (Original) Sheshi më i bukur i rajonit Ballkanik! 🇦🇱🤗🏙🏫🌲

Mega 👌

(Translated by Google) A wonderful country that I am a fan of Greetings to selma Bekteshi, I'm dying for her (Original) بلد رائع اني من المعجبين به تحياتي للمنشده selma Bekteshi اموت عليها

Don't lose it...

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit. (Original) Warto odwiedzić.

(Translated by Google) Skenderbej Square a space positioned in the center of the Capital Tirana. This is the main symbol of Albania. Numerous events have taken place in this square, which have left traces in the entire history of Albania and the capital. (Original) Sheshi Skenderbej nje hapesire e pozicionuar ne qender te Kryeqytetit Tiranes. Ky eshte simboli kryesor i shqiperise. Ne kete shesh kane ndodhur me radhe ngjarjet e shumta qe kane lene gjurme ne te gjithe historine e shqiperise dhe te kryeqytetit.

(Translated by Google) tidy. beautiful ♥ ️ ♥ ️ ♥ ️ (Original) ordinata. bella ♥️♥️♥️

Impressive square. Large open space, good for people watching. Some green space to one side and water 'fountains' for kids to play in.

So beautiful place, especially at night, they always have music and dancing there.

While I found it fascinating how just a couple of hours drive from North Macedonia to Tirana are enough to make you feel like you are not only in another country, but as if you were no longer in Europa, Tirana's main square, although quite nice, was nothing that we found too impressive, and we just wished we could have seen more of this country, especially the south, of which we have heard a lot.

So amazing place really enjoyed, very nice people Loved it

Skanderbeg square acts like your compass..whenever you're lost just go back to it and it will guide you towards your destination ...i loved it by night when monuments are lit and the breeze is fine and you can sit and watch people dancing to the sound of music of a street band or you can hop on the carousell horse 😊

Open square with some nice views and an attached small garden.

Just great and you can reach most of the transportation from there

Tirana is such a lovely place to visit during Holiday Season. You will truly appreciate the holiday spirit there. Beautiful decorations, good food and nice music.

Super nice dry square during Christmas time. There is a lot of places to have a beer or a coffee in the middle of the square. Be aware of the smoke produced by the fire places the set during cold weather.

This plaza is the checkpoint for any direction in the city. Here you can enjoy the view of the opera and the statue of our National Hero Skanderbeg. A lot of coffee shops in the site.

Huge square, nice flooring. Opera house and green areas around. Feels like a big city Square. Benches to relax. Underground parking. It will be even more attractive when the skyscrapers will be finished, one in every corner. Big mosque too there.

It's a nice square where many events take place, spring festival and some concerts. It's nice that there are no cars there and you can set down and just enjoy

Skanderbeg Square is conveniently located in the center of Tirana. It’s a must visit for any visitor. Nice place to people catch and hang out. There are lots of great restaurants close by

Very nice square. Lots of places of interest and u can see lot of colourful buildings. People seem quite standoffish for some reason to tourists. They should be grateful of all the tourists they get instead of being hard faced and stern looking. Albanian people need to communicate better to tourists. U scare people off your county . Other people love your country who are not local.. so why dont Albanians love their own country more and show this to the tourists u receive. Stop being hard faced. You are all free now.

Nice square which connects the city in the middle. The National Museum and Ethem Bey Mosque should be visited definitely. There are nice and cosy cafés around the square. The sculpture of Skanderbeg is in the middle. There was also little street food options and a carouselle which was awesome at night ❤️

Lovely square with lots of great tourist attractions around it. Seats to rest for a while. The stones from the square reflect Albania's geological diversity having been collected from all over the country.

Big square with history with an old mosque next to it and a view to the Orthodox Church. National museum, opera are on the two sides of the square, the legendary Skanderbeg statue and the lovely I love Tirana symbol in the square. The magnificent boulevard leads to the mother Teresa square from here

Beautiful and serene square. A must see when you are in Tirana for sure. Good ambiance and a family friendly environment

Awesome place to sit and relax whenever you are in Tirana & visit the tourist sites which are around the square. In our 6 days stay in Tirana we visited the square everyday just to chill & enjoy the lively full of energy happenings around the square and enjoy the lovely food in the restaurants just a stone throw away from the square.

Nice tiled square with in build water sprinklers for cleaning. Wear sun protection in summer.

Nice looking very large square with a few monuments and the majestic Skenderbej statue.

It's a really big square with a lot of nice buildings and statues. Lots of places to sit but not all in the shade. Can definitely get hot!

It is really interesting to do a tour and learn more about Skanderbeg. Loved the illustration on the building.

Great space when it's not occupied by a concert or demonstration as it was both days we visited.

Nice place to take pictures. Also, the are some parks around the square where you can find plenty of Cafes.

Dies ist der zentrale Platz in Albanien. Besonders gut haben mir die Lichteffekte, die durch die spiegelnden Bodenplatten entstehen, zu allen Tageszeiten gefallen. Am Wochenende ist in den Bars vor der Oper der Bär los. Direkt hinter dem Platz ist der Busbahnhof. Auch die sehr kleine Touristinformation ist in der Nähe, aber die ist wirklich schwer zu finden und noch sehr ausbaufähig.

Großer, sehr beeindruckender Platz mit Marmorplatten als Gehfläche, umgeben in der Nähe mit verschiedenen, teils halbfertigen Hochhäusern und der Opera. Sehenswert auch das große Bronze-Standbild des Nationalhelden Skanderbeg. Auch kleine Parks und Spielplätzen in der Nähe.

At the heart of Tirana, the square is quite magnificent looking and fitting for a budding tourist city. See it as the centre point of new Tirana, resplendent with Albania imagery, from before communism and after.

Large square in the central part. Nice for walking, eating ice cream and just enjoying the city vibes of Tirana.

Interesting place to visit: a history museum, a church, a mosque and also restaurants around the square.

A very nice place in Tirana. The area is large. The square is clean. No cars. Sometimes you can encounter for a local festivals. What do you need more?

Skanderbeg Square is a captivating urban gem nestled in the heart of Tirana, Albania. This vibrant square, named after the country's national hero, George Kastrioti Skanderbeg, offers a mesmerizing blend of historical significance and modern charm. Surrounded by an eclectic mix of architecture, including the iconic Et'hem Bey Mosque and the resplendent National History Museum, the square serves as a hub for both locals and tourists. Its open, pedestrian-friendly design, adorned with fountains and greenery, invites leisurely strolls and social gatherings, making it an ideal spot to soak in Tirana's rich culture and energy. Whether you're exploring the historical landmarks, savoring local cuisine at nearby cafes, or simply people-watching, Skanderbeg Square is a must-visit destination that captures the essence of this dynamic capital city.

When I first arrived to Tirana I liked a lot the square, but I was there to watch the soccer match and it was a vibrating night, all the items prepared, the food, the big TV, everything was amazing, so in addition to the historical importance of the square I enjoyed the happiness of Tirane's people.

The capital city of Albania 🇦🇱)Bright ,vibrant ,crowded,lots to see and to do .Best recommendations

It is a quite large square and several touristic attractions can be seen around it. Unfortunately the mosque and the clock tower became indistinct due to the building rising just behind them. I think this is a general problem in developing countries. Free wifi is available in the square which is wuite helpful for tourists.

A large space that hosts various cultural events. Lots of tourist attractions around the square. It's best that tourists stay close to this area as it's centrally located.

The main square in Tirana, well maintained. Must see for tourists.

I love Tirana. The Christmas market was beautiful. It was very lively. I had a lot of fun in this square.