The Tanners' Bridge is an 18th-century Ottoman period stone footbridge located in Tirana, Albania. The area is so crowded with many shops, barber, noter and others. Few minutes to take photos near the historical bridge is enough. In the 1990s, the bridge was restored for use by pedestrians.
David P.
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Wonderful old bridge from the Ottoman era. Well worth a walk over and around. Surprising that they let you walk over such a precious monument that has no safety barriers!
Sakina D.
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Tanner's Bridge (Ura e Tabakëve) is a small, unused Ottoman-era stone bridge tucked away near Tirana's busy Zogu I Boulevard. Built in the 18th century for tanners crossing the Lana River, it's easy to miss today. While it's a genuine piece of the city's history, its size and lack of current purpose mean it's really just a minor historical footnote unless you're specifically looking for it.
AM
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Beautiful bridge, you can walk through it. Around you also can find some restaurants and bars.
Mahmut A.
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It is a bridge from the Ottoman period that is still standing and actively used by the people in their daily life. However, it should be taken care of as soon as possible, it is insufficient in terms of maintenance. Its surroundings are very dirty. The surroundings of such a work should not be so dirty and neglected.
Dave H.
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nice place. very old bridge in the middle of modern nowhere. as it is not far from the main square and streets I would recommend to visit.
Juhani T. V.
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A great curiosity of a stone bridge, a bit risky to walk on since not designed for mass tourism.
Darius
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The bridge is nice, but it's just on the side of a regular road. Nothing under it, the area around it is not particularly clean or beautiful. Just something to take a look at while passing by. Snapping an instagramy picture will require finding a good angle.
