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Daily trip  - TIRANA & BERAT  

>> We leave Tirana at 08.30Am and we will make the first stop in Durresi Beach for a coffee.

After we will drive to Berati , before reaching  Berati, we will stop and visit the Winery of Cobo,

were we can try the  best different red and white wine  the best Albanian wine,.

After we go straight to the Castle, before we visit the Castle we will have Lunch in Local Restaurant

 inside the Castle were we can try different local food.

After the lunch we will start the visit to the Castle and the Town.

At 16.00 pm we leave Berati and at 18.00 pm back to Tirana

BERAT

It is known as the “City of one thousand windows” and is declared a Museum City”.

 Berat, overshadowed to the east by Tomorr Mountain 2415 m, and is an ancient Illyrian settlement

founded in the 4th & 5th centuries B.C. on the territory of the Illyrian tribe of Desarettes.

 The town is composed of 3 parts; Gorica, situated on the far side of the river;

Mangalem, situated on the fortress side of the river and the Residential quarter within the fortress known as KALAJA.

The old part of the city has some religious buildings like mosque and Byzantine churches.

The old name of the city was ANTIPATREA.

What to visit :

THE FORTRESS - It is built on a rocky hill on the left bank of the river Osum

and is accessible only from the south,through the Mangalem Quarter.

The population of the fortress was Christian,

and had about 20 churches (mostly built during the 13th century) and only one mosque.

These churches of the fortress were damaged through years and only some have remained.
THE CHURCH OF St. MARY of VLLAHERNA
THE ONUFRI’s MUSEUM.

Prices in Euro per person.

Price:  on request
Includes:

Guide in English

Transportation with Comfortable/ Mini Bus

3 Courses Lunch in Restaurant Onufri

Onufri Museum Ticket

Castle Entry
Group size:Minimum 2 Maximum 15, if is for more participants, Style:Walking, Local Life & Culture, History & Heritage

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