Albania’s Berat draws travelers to its ancient castles and river views

Berat—the ‘city of a thousand windows’—is a year-round destination in Albania.

It offers a captivating, authentic escape where visitors can explore towering ancient castles, historic museum quarters, and indulge in traditional local cuisine, CE Report quotes ATA.

Prime Minister of Albania Edi Rama shared today in a social media video of tourists visiting the most attractive spots of the city while he emphasized that, “Visitors worldwide are experiencing the history, culture, and hospitality of the city of a Thousand Windows”.

Berat invites travelers to explore its rich history, from the fortified Berat Castle and the iconic Gorica and Mangalem museum quarters to the fascinating Onufri and Ethnographic museums.

Renowned as a UNESCO site, Berat features well-preserved Ottoman homes, mystical religious sites, and a dramatic setting along the Osum River. Its crown jewel is the Berat Castle, a striking Roman-era fortress atop a rocky hill that offers panoramic views of the city. Following a steady increase in travelers, both Berat and destinations throughout Albania are anticipating a massive and highly successful summer tourist season.