• Berat Castle - A timeless fortress from antiquity to today
  This castle is the pride and joy of the city of Berat. Its courtyard offers stunning views of the city and the valley below, and visitors are sure to receive a warm welcome from the castle’s residents.
• National Iconographic Museum Onufri - Named after the renowned artist Onufri, this museum is located in the Dormition of St. Mary Cathedral in Berat. The Byzantine church features a gold-plated iconostasis carved from walnut wood, surrounded by exquisite medieval art. The museum’s collection includes 173 selected works, showcasing the majority of Onufri’s creations. His post-Byzantine art was continued by his students, including his son, Nikolla. All icons in the museum were painted by Albanian iconographic artists between the 16th and 20th centuries.
• Gorica Bridge - Situated in the heart of Berat, the magnificent Gorica Bridge is one of the most beautiful Ottoman bridges in the Balkans, linking the city to the neighborhood of the same name. Its beauty is attributed to its gentle arch, standing 10m tall and stretching 130m across the Osumi riverbed. The bridge features seven arches, wooden railings, and small “windows” that give it a unique appearance. It’s a sight that will compel you to stop and admire its beauty up close.
• Mangalem - As one of Albania’s oldest cities, Berat offers breathtaking scenery and a rich history. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is divided into three main neighborhoods: Mangalem and Gorica, separated by the Osum River, and the medieval castle, which remains inhabited. The city’s famous windows will accompany you wherever you go!
• Quarter Of Gorica - The Gorica neighborhood, like Mangalem, is best explored by strolling along its streets, discovering traditional houses at every turn.
• Kisha Shen Triadha (Holy Trinity Church) - This charming 14th-century church is adorned with stunning frescoes within its medieval walls, making it a prime example of Byzantine architecture in Albania.

Holy Trinity Church is one of Berat’s oldest churches, located in the historic Mangalem quarter on the southern side of Berat Castle. The castle offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the medieval Gorica area, the Osumi River, and the modern Berat Promenade, part of the UNESCO-protected harmonious ensemble of Berat.

• Bachelors’ Mosque - A prominent landmark in the Mangalem neighborhood of Berat, Albania, the Bachelors’ Mosque was built around 1828 and is a significant heritage site. Known for its architectural and cultural importance, it was once a key religious site in the city. The mosque features a magnificent minaret and interiors adorned with vibrant paintings. The Ministry of Culture of Albania has designated it as a ‘Cultural Monument’. Be sure not to miss this remarkable place!
• Bulevardi Republika - This lovely, broad boulevard is lined with cafes and restaurants on one side and Lulishtja park on the other. In the evenings, it becomes bustling with people, creating a wonderful atmosphere. The boulevard offers a stunning view of Tomorr Mountain in one direction and the citadel in the other.
• Cobo Winery - Optional Wine Tasting/ Enjoy the opportunity to taste four different types of wine, carefully selected by the winery. To enhance the experience, sample one type of raki, a traditional Albanian brandy, along with local snacks that perfectly complement the wine.

• Entrance ticket to the Castle of Berat
• Pick up & Drop off from your location
• English licensed Tour Guide/Driver
• Transport with Comfortable vehicles with AC

• Personal expenses
• Tip and gratuities
• Wine Tasting/Food

This trip holds uniqueness just as the town it tours stands distinctive in terms of its architectural riches, historical depth, cultural vibrancy, traditional ethos, and stellar mountainous charm. Berat’s stature as a museum city was declared by the Albanian government in 1961 and in 2008 it was recognized as a Unesco World Heritage site. Throughout the journey, you’ll gain knowledge about the castle’s residents, who have made it their home since the 4th century BC, and you’d find that it’s habited still today. Experience their hospitality, relish handmade delicacies, and savor fresh fruits from the gardens. Tour the Holy Trinity Church, moving on to the Onufri Iconography Museum located within the Castle. The expedition also provides opportunities to try out regional specialties and wines along with captivating picturesque beauty.

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