Villa Era is uniquely positioned in the very heart of the city center, offering not only the vibrancy and accessibility of modern urban life but also the rich historical context of the medieval district. This exceptional location places it at the crossroads of contemporary living and centuries-old charm, allowing residents and visitors to experience a seamless fusion of the past and present. The villa sits amidst cobblestone streets, ancient architecture, and historic landmarks, yet is just steps away from bustling cafés, and the city's finest shopping districts. With its proximity to both iconic heritage sites and the dynamic pulse of modern-day amenities, Villa Era provides an unparalleled living experience that balances convenience with character.

Medieval Center A complex of buildings located on the right side of Mihal Komneni street, the highlights of the historic Medieval Center include: The King Mosque or Sultan Bayezid II is one of the largest mosques in Albania and includes several phases that began in the late XV century and continued until the XIX century. The mosque’s elements include its elegant minaret (dating to 1494) and its ceiling with colorful rosettes. The Helveti Tekke was built in the XV century and rebuilt by Ahmet Kurt Pasha in 1782. The tekke has a carved wooden ceiling decorated in the Baroque style and adopted in Islamic art with paintings believed to be among the most beautiful of that period. The Dervish Konaks were built in 1782 by Ahmet Kurt Pasha. Located on the south side of the Helveti Tekke, they served as shelter for dervishes and pilgrims who performed religious ceremonies in this tekke. The underground level was used for keeping animals while the ground floor was the shelter surrounded by a beautiful porch kept on wooden poles.