The Studio Kadare&Agolli house is located inside apalace that at the time it was built was criticized for its cubist forms. This museum consists of two spaces: one on the third floor of the building where the world-famous Albanian writer Ismail Kadare lived from 1974 - the beginning of the 90s, and the other on the fourth floor where the other prominent writer Dritëro Agolli lived.
The Studio Kadare&Agolli house is a place where people can create an idea of ​​the writers' work and lievs. The main role of this museum is education. It aims to attract a comprehensive audience and present to local and foreign visitors the value of the works of these writers and the extraordinary work they have achieved during their lifetime.The Studio Kadare&Agolli house will promote a deeper understanding of Albanian history during the dictatorship for the national and international public, encouraging research and the desire to deepen knowledge especially among the younger generations about Albanian literature and history of that period.

Hours


1 May - 15 October
From Tuesday to Saturday 10: 00 -18: 00; Sunday: 10:00 - 14:00
15 October – 1 May
From Tuesday to Saturday 10:00- 17:00; Sunday: 10: 00-13: 00
Monday: Closed
During touristic season (May-October) the museum is open also during official holidays.
 
Ticket prices

1) Individual Ticket - 500 Lek

2) Group ticket (over 10 persons) – 300Lek

3) Family ticket (two or more persons) - 250 Lek

4) Reduced ticket (pensioners, veterans, work and war invalids, ex-politically persecuted) - 100 Lek

5) Student ticket - 80 Lek