• Korca Old Bazaar - The old Korça Bazaar has great early historical, cultural and artistic value for the city.The bazaar is characterized by one and two story buildings in classic Korça style, separated by narrow cobbled streets that open onto a central square—the Bazaar is sure to attract the attention of visitors. In past centuries, the bazaar has functioned as a market for trade not just within Albania, but also from Turkey, Greece, Trieste and Venice. It has been noted for the row of inns, including the Old Elbasan and Old Monastery Inn, which served to host travelers visiting the market from outside the city.

• Air-conditioned transport provided
• Complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off service
• Knowledgeable driver/guide included
• No entrance fees at the Museum; it’s on us

Situated in the southeastern region of Albania, Korça holds the distinction of being among the country’s paramount cultural and economic hubs.

It’s characterized by its unique neighborhoods made up of quaint villas and low-rise houses, all adorned with cobblestone pavements. Korça is also home to a variety of museums including the Education Museum, housed in the very same building where the first Albanian school was inaugurated in 1887. The revamped National Museum of Medieval Art is also located here, along with the Prehistoric Museum, the estate-turned-museum of renowned landscape artist Vangjush Mio, the “Bratko” Museum of Oriental Art, and others. Not far from the city you’ll find the resting place of French soldiers who lost their lives during World War I.

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