• Durrës Castle - Known in Albanian as Kalaja e Durrësit, this castle is the fortified section of the ancient city of Durrës. The city walls, originally constructed in the late 5th century, were later repaired and strengthened during the Middle Ages and early modern times.
• Durrës Amphitheatre - This is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable examples of ancient architecture in Albania, and possibly the Balkans. Built in 100 AD by Hadrian, the Durrës Amphitheatre was rediscovered in the 1960s. It was in use for approximately 300 years and could accommodate up to 20,000 spectators.
• Berat Castle - Not only is Berat Castle one of the largest inhabited castles in Albania, but it also showcases a unique blend of architectural styles from various periods, including Roman, Byzantine, Albanian, and Ottoman.
• National Iconographic Museum Onufri - This museum houses 200 pieces of artwork, including icons and liturgical items, dating from the 16th to the 20th century. These items have been collected from various churches and monasteries in the region.
• Solomon Museum Berat - The “Solomoni” Museum in Berat is dedicated to the city’s rich Jewish history and the harmonious coexistence of Jews, Muslims, Orthodox, and Catholic residents over the past 500 years.
• The King Mosque - Also known as the Sultan’s Mosque (Xhamia e Sulltanit) or Sultan Bayezid Mosque, this mosque is a Cultural Monument located in Berat, Albania.
• Elbasan - The community of Elbasan played a significant role in the spread of Christianity along the Via Egnatia, establishing a bishopric, cathedral, and basilicas as early as the fifth century. More insights can be gained during a sightseeing tour.

• Certified National Tourist Guide in English
• Private Transportation for 1-4 People

• Everything that is not mentioned in “What’s Included” Section
• Meals and drinks
• Other

Embark on a journey to uncover the history of the diverse faiths of the Western Balkans’ people, including the Illyrians and the emergence of Christianity in Albania beginning in the first century AD. The tour explores the first churches and the cultural framework within which they flourished throughout various eras, encompassing Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant sects. Additionally, you will understand the establishment of Islam in the nation during the Middle Ages, featuring representations of Muslims and Bektashi religious communities. Discover how Albania resisted Nazi pressures in World War II, choosing to protect and shelter its Jewish population. Uncover the circumstances that have allowed six unique theological communities to coexist peacefully for centuries. Immerse yourself in the natural wonders and cultural customs of Albania. Prepare to be astonished as you tour the historic landmarks of Durres, Berat, and Elbasan on a single-day expedition, taking in the striking scenes along the journey.

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