Posting images of the cobbled paths and connecting streets on social media, Rama said the newly upgraded site opens a new route for discovering the “hidden beauties” of the UNESCO-listed stone city.

“The restoration of cobblestone paths and access roads in the ‘7 Springs’ area has created a new trail to explore the hidden gems of the city of stone, adding another attraction to Albania’s southern tourism map,” Rama wrote.

The “7 Springs” project is part of a wider urban and tourism revitalization initiative in Gjirokastër, one of Albania’s most distinctive cities and a key site of national cultural heritage.

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