Shkodër: Local Food Experience & Walking Tour

Name: Shkodër: Local Food Experience & Walking Tour
Brand: Viator
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5.0(1)2 Hours - 3 HoursEnglishShkoder

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Evening Tour | Duration: ~3 hours Start at 19:00 in front of the Co-Travel Albania Office on Gjuhadol Street. Begin with a guided walking tour through Shkodra’s historic center, including the lively pedestrian street, colorful Gjuhadol, and the Shkodra Cathedral. Your guide will share stories about the city’s culture and history.

At 20:00, enjoy a traditional Albanian dinner in a cozy Shkodran garden. The menu includes a variety of appetizers (up to 20 types), traditional soup (çorbe), and main dishes like stuffed peppers, Imam Bajalldi, Tave Kosi, Tave Krapi, or meatballs in broth. Finish with a traditional dessert (Tespixhe).

Drinks include water, a welcome homemade drink, and a shot of raki. The experience ends at the same or nearby location, with your guide available for tips on exploring Shkodra by night.

Included

Professional local guide
Stuffed pepper with rice & meat or Imam Bajalldi (eggplants baked with onions & dried tomatoes)
Soup: Traditional Shkodra-style çorbe
Drinks: Water, welcome homemade drink and raki (traditional Albanian spirit)
Tave kosi with lamb, Tave krapi (baked carp), or meatballs in broth (qofte me lëng)
Dessert: Traditional Tespixhe
Food tasting at a traditional home garden
Starters: A generous spread of up to 20 types of appetizers

Not included

Personal expenses
Gratuities
Entrance fee to museums

What you'll do

Set out to explore the charming streets of Shkodra, soaking in the city's vibrant atmosphere and rich history
Discover hidden gems, historic landmarks, and local culture as your guide leads you on an insightful journey through the city.
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