Discover the charm of Berat, a UNESCO-listed city known for its historic neighbourhoods, Ottoman-era architecture and scenic river valley. Your journey begins with a peaceful stop at Belsh Lake, perfect for photos and a moment in nature. In Berat, explore the hilltop castle where locals still live within its ancient walls. Stroll through cobblestone streets, admire centuries-old churches and visit the optional Onufri Museum, known for its vibrant iconography.

Enjoy a walk across the iconic Gorica Bridge connecting the old quarters of Mangalem and Gorica. During your free time, you’ll have the chance to dine at a traditional Albanian restaurant, shop for local crafts, or simply relax in one of the most beautiful and culturally rich cities in Albania. This tour combines nature, history and local life into one unforgettable experience.

Why you’ll love this…

You'll explore the ancient hilltop Berat Castle with its panoramic views
There's a stroll through the UNESCO-listed neighborhoods of Mangalem and Gorica
The tour features a stop at the serene Belsh Lake for nature and photography
You can walk across the iconic Gorica Bridge, a symbol of Berat
Includes free time to discover local cuisine and culture in the heart of the city

Important to know

Accessibility:

Not wheelchair accessible due to uneven terrain and castle paths

Not allowed:

Children under 3 years

Extra fees to be paid on site:

Entrance tickets to the Onufri Museum is optional and are not included. They can be purchased on-site if desired

Know in advance:

You'll be requested to provide your accommodation address during checkout for the pick-up service
Your guide will contact you one day in advance, between 8:00 pm and 10:30 pm, to confirm the exact pickup time and provide additional necessary information
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended

Location

Meeting point:

This activity includes pick-up from accommodations in Tirana. Please be ready at the entrance of your accommodation 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time. In some cases, you may be asked to walk to a nearby pickup point if the vehicle cannot access narrow streets.