Museum of Photography in Shkodër. Founded in 1856 by Pietro Marubbi, an Italian painter and photographer who came and settled in Shkodër at the time. At the center of the museum project is the legacy of the “Photo-Studio Marubbi”

One of the longest examples of an Ottoman bridge in the region, in the village of Mes, 108m long, 3.4 meters wide, and 12.5 meters high with 13 arches. . It was built in the 18th century, by the local Ottoman pasha. The purpose was to connect the city of Shkodër with the city of Drisht and other. cities of the northern side. For foreigners the architecture of the bridge is interesting with round slick stones and stone plates. The surrounding panorama gives the bridge an even more picturesque view.

Located 3.5 km south of Shkodër. With spectacular views over the city and Lake Shkodër, the Rozafa Fortress is the most impressive sight in town. Founded by the Illyrians. The castle takes its name from a woman who was walled into the ramparts as an offering to the gods so that the construction would stand. The castle has three major courtyards. At first the fortified 15th-century main entrance, then the courtyard, where the 4th-century tract of the Illyrian wall, the oldest structure in the castle grounds, is found. Along the first courtyard, there are the medieval ruins of cisterns, the towers of the Balshaj, and the former Venetian residences. In the second courtyard are the ruins of the church of Saint Stephen, which today is a mosque.

 The largest lake in the Balkans, on the borders between Montenegro and Albania. Its area is 150 square miles. Six rivers flow into the lake, the main river is the Morača. The Bojana River flows out at the lake’s southern end to the Adriatic Sea. Around the lakeshore are many small villages that are noted for their old monasteries and fortresses. The Albanian town of Shkodër is at the southern end of the lake