What you would miss in other cities is one of the main sights in Tirana, a city poor in preserved monuments. We are talking about the small bridge of tanners (Ura e Tabakëve) over the Lana river, which no longer flows under the bridge, but is tamed by an artificial channel a few metres away.

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The bridge was built during the 18th century during the Byzantine Empire and got its name from the leatherworkers' quarter in which it was located.

Stop by the bridge for a few minutes while wandering around the centre of Tirana, it can be seen from the main street nearby and there is no entrance fee.