Half day
Daily Tour
6 people
English, Francais, German
The legacy of the communist era is quite present in Tirana. Buildings, bunkers, art galleries and museums are part of the scenery of Communist Tirana.
This atomic shelter was built to house the leaders of the communist era in case of attack. You will discover an underground "fortress".
This bunker/tunnel shows the history of the Albanian police and in particular that of "Sigurimi", the equivalent of the Stasi in East Germany.
This house hidden in trees full of leaves (hence the name), served as a base of surveillance for all those who work "against the Albanian nation" in the words of the communist era.
Part of the Fine Arts Gallery in Tirana presents art (painting and sculpture) under the influence of the system.
Bunk'art 1 is an atomic shelter constructed for the leaders of the communist era in Albania in case of attack. Visitors can explore this underground "fortress" to gain insights into the preparations and facilities designed during that period.
Bunk'art 2 is a bunker/tunnel that showcases the history of the Albanian police, specifically "Sigurimi," which was akin to East Germany's Stasi. Visitors can learn about the operations and surveillance tactics employed during the communist era, drawing parallels with the Stasi's activities in East Germany.
The House of Leaves, hidden amidst trees, served as a base of surveillance during the communist era. It played a crucial role in monitoring individuals considered to be working "against the Albanian nation." Visitors can explore the history and significance of this clandestine location.
Part of the Fine Arts Gallery in Tirana features art, including paintings and sculptures, created under the influence of the communist system. Visitors can witness the artistic expressions shaped by the ideologies of the time, providing a unique perspective on how the regime impacted the cultural and artistic landscape of Albania.
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