• Durres - Begin your journey from the hotel in Tirana and head towards Berat. En route, make a stop in the city of Durres. Here, you’ll explore the Old Byzantine wall, constructed in the 13th century as a fortress to safeguard the old town. You’ll also visit the ancient Roman Amphitheater, built in the 2nd century BC. Next, visit the Venetian Tower and take a stroll along the Adriatic Sea promenade to enjoy the endless sea views. - Berat Castle - Your first stop in Berat will be the historic Berat Castle, dating back to the 4th century BC. This large, inhabited castle features numerous Byzantine churches and several mosques from the Ottoman era, which began in 1417. You’ll also learn about Berat’s rich history as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with over 2400 years of history. Known as the city of Antipatrea, Berat was established by the Illyrians and is considered one of the most attractive cities in the country. - Kisha Shen Triadha (Holy Trinity Church) - Visit this 13th-century Byzantine church, perched on the steep hillside of Berat Castle, overlooking the town. - Quarter Of Gorica - Next, explore the old quarters of Mangalem and Gorica, connected by the Gorica Bridge over the Osumi River. Originally built in 1780 during the rule of Ahmet Kurt Pasha, the bridge was later reconstructed with stone. If you wish, you can enjoy a traditional lunch with homemade specialties and wine tasting. - The King Mosque - Visit the King Mosque, also known as the Sultan’s Mosque or Sultan Bayezid Mosque. Built in the 15th century by Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II for the local Albanian population, it became a Cultural Monument in 1948. - Halveti Teqe - Explore the Halveti Tekke, a Cultural Monument in Berat. Built in 1782 by Ahmet Kurt Pasha, this Tekke belongs to the Khalwati order, a Sufi sect. It is renowned for its unique architectural features, including distinctive ceiling paintings and carvings. - National Ethnographic Museum Berat - (Optional) Visit the Ethnographic Museum, which houses a rich collection of 1,300 objects that showcase the culture and traditions of Berat. This museum is a valuable and worthwhile stop during your visit. - Belsh - Depart from Berat and travel through scenic routes to reach Belsh Lake. Enjoy the stunning views and take memorable photos before returning to Tirana (1.5-hour drive).

• Professional English, Italian, Spanish, and German speaking guide
• Transport with car, minivan, or brand new electric car
• Guide to all the places to be visited
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Entrance ticket to the Roman amphitheater

• Visitors who have serious health problems

This tour is as unique as the city itself. Berat’s architecture, history, culture, and traditional costumes are all distinctive, complemented by homemade food and the renowned hospitality of its people, as noted by previous visitors.

The Berat Castle is a UNESCO site, offering a glimpse into ancient history with many fascinating discoveries. Geographically, Berat is surrounded by the Tomorr and Shpirag mountains, with the Osum River running through it. The Mediterranean climate and fertile land make it a hub for fresh fruits and vegetables, which are readily available in local restaurants.

Architecturally, Berat is built on a green hillside. The castle sits atop the hill, with white houses cascading below, creating a unique and picturesque view.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.