This small but elegant triple-arched Ottoman stone footbridge once served as the main connection between Tirana and the highlands to the east. It was used to get agricultural produce and livestock across the Lana River to the markets, and sits in the traditional area of skinners and leather workers - hence the name. The Lana was rerouted in the 1930s and the bridge was neglected. It’s now restored to its former glory and is proudly used by the locals again.