Gjirokastra Castle receives many visitors during the summer season. The Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage in Gjirokastër (DRTK Gjirokastër) shared lively images. These show tourists exploring the stone walls, filled with voices and stories from around the world.

Visitors walk along the ancient stones. Tour guides lead groups through the historic site. Cameras capture memories at every step.

The castle’s panoramic view attracts special attention. Tourists admire the landscape and the rich history of the city.

Known as “the stone city,” Gjirokastra is one of the most beautiful cities in southern Albania. UNESCO listed it early for its cultural and architectural value. The castle is the city’s main landmark. It stands on a hill, about 370 meters above sea level, slightly apart from Mali i Gjerë.

At the entrance, visitors see a cannon gallery. The arms collection includes weapons from antiquity to both World Wars. Near the castle walls, a military aircraft sits on display. From there, the view opens over the Drino Valley and nearby mountains.

The castle’s beauty and historical depth continue to attract visitors from around the world.

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