ALIKO’s peaceful house in Tirana provides a comfortable setting for guests seeking a private holiday home with convenient access to the city and its surrounding attractions. The property includes two bedrooms and one bathroom, offering a practical layout for guests during their stay. Its peaceful character is complemented by outdoor areas that allow visitors to enjoy the surrounding garden views.
The house features a garden, terrace, and balcony, creating several spaces for spending time outdoors. The balcony and other exterior areas overlook the garden, providing a pleasant visual connection with the property’s green surroundings. These features add flexibility to the accommodation, whether guests prefer to spend time inside or make use of the available outdoor spaces.
Guests can remain connected throughout their stay, as free WiFi is available across the entire holiday home. This service is provided throughout the property, making it convenient to access the internet from the accommodation’s various rooms and areas.
The interior is equipped with a range of modern amenities designed to support everyday comfort. Air-conditioning is provided within the house, while the fully equipped kitchen gives guests access to the facilities needed for preparing meals. A dining table is also available, offering a dedicated space for dining within the property. The kitchen area includes a refrigerator, adding to its practical facilities.
For work or other tasks, the house includes a work desk. Additional indoor amenities include a TV, while parquet floors contribute to the property’s interior finish. Together, these facilities provide a functional environment for both relaxation and day-to-day activities during a visit to Tirana.
Free private parking is available on site, giving guests a designated place to park at the holiday home. This facility is provided without an additional charge and adds convenience for those using a vehicle while staying at the property.
The location offers access to several important points in and around Tirana. Tirana International Mother Teresa Airport is 10 km away, providing a clearly defined distance between the holiday home and the city’s international airport. Skanderbeg Square is located 5 km from the property, while the Dajti Ekspres Cable Car is 9 km away. These distances place the accommodation within reach of notable destinations for city visits and local outings.
Public transport options are available nearby, further supporting travel around Tirana. Their proximity enhances the convenience of making city trips from the holiday home, while the combination of nearby transport and on-site parking gives guests different ways to reach the city’s attractions and amenities.
ALIKO’s peaceful house, close to bus terminal location:
Places to visit near the accommodation
ALIKO’s peaceful house is located near the bus-terminal area on Rruga Pashko Gjeçi in Tirana’s northwestern urban zone. The location provides access to central Tirana by city bus, taxi, or on foot for visitors who want to explore the capital’s principal cultural and civic landmarks. Several places of interest are concentrated around Skanderbeg Square and the adjoining pedestrian streets.
- Skanderbeg Square is Tirana’s central public square and a useful starting point for exploring the historic centre. It is surrounded by major civic and cultural buildings, including the National Historical Museum, Et’hem Bey Mosque, the Palace of Culture, and the National Bank of Albania.
- The National Historical Museum presents Albania’s history through archaeological objects, religious art, historical documents, and exhibits covering the country’s modern period. Its large mosaic-covered façade faces Skanderbeg Square.
- Et’hem Bey Mosque stands beside the square and is one of the best-known historic religious buildings in central Tirana. Its interior contains painted decorative details, while its location forms part of the city’s historic urban core.
- The Clock Tower of Tirana is next to Et’hem Bey Mosque. Visitors can view one of the city’s characteristic landmarks and, when access is available, climb the tower for views over the central area.
- Bunk’Art 2 is an underground museum near Skanderbeg Square. It uses a former Cold War-era bunker to document the history of Albania’s communist security structures and political persecution.
- The House of Leaves, officially the Museum of Secret Surveillance, occupies a former building used by Albania’s state security service during the communist period. Its exhibits examine surveillance methods, personal testimonies, and the experience of political control.
- Tirana Castle is a historic site in the centre whose remaining walls enclose a pedestrian area with restaurants, cafés, and small shops. It is close to the central square and the city’s main walking streets.
For a quieter outdoor setting, Rinia Park lies beside the central boulevard and includes open lawns, paths, and public spaces. The park is close to the National Theatre of Opera and Ballet, the Palace of Culture, and the pedestrian section of Murat Toptani Street. Visitors interested in contemporary city life can continue toward the New Bazaar, where a renovated market area includes food stalls, cafés, and shops selling local products.
