Ali Pasha Bridge (Ura e Ali Pashës) is a historic stone bridge located near the town of Gjirokastra, Albania. The bridge, built in the early 19th century, was commissioned by Ali Pasha of Tepelena, one of the most powerful and influential figures of the Ottoman Empire in the region. It was part of a broader infrastructure project designed to connect his castle in Tepelena with the port of Vlorë, facilitating trade and military movements.

This arched bridge spans the Drino River, showcasing the impressive engineering and architectural style of the time. Its limestone construction has weathered centuries, with elegant arches and a scenic setting that make it a picturesque site. Visitors are drawn not only to its historical significance but also to its natural surroundings, with the mountains and river providing a beautiful backdrop.

Ali Pasha Bridge serves as a reminder of the region’s rich history and the strategic importance of the area during Ali Pasha’s rule. It’s a popular stop for travelers exploring Gjirokastra and the surrounding region.