Gezi Programı
- Tirana: Our tour leader will come and pick you up at your hotel to begin the day tour of Berat.
- Durres: We can pick you up at your hotel in Durres
- Berat: Berat is known as the town of 1001 windows, part of UNESCO world heritage. Walking through the narrowed stone streets offers a fantastic view of the medieval old houses, with windows that seem to stand on top of each other. The city’s life began in the 6th-5th century B.C. as an Illyrian settlement. Later, in the 3rd century B.C., it was turned into a castle-city known as Antipatrea. Uniquely today, residents still live inside of the castle walls
- Berat Castle: Berat has it all; a beautiful medieval castle, ancient churches and mosques, a lively lower town consisting of grand old houses draped on steep hillsides, an old stone bridge, great museums and remains from the communist era in Albania
- National Iconographic Museum Onufri: Berat is also known as the birthplace of Onufri, the famous painter of churches all-over the Balkans, distinguished for creating a specific reddish colour still difficult to imitate.
- Gorica Bridge: We will continue our tour and visit the Gorica Neighbourhood.
- Belsh: Returning back to Tirana we will drive past Belsh lake, offering a picturesque view. We will have some free time to walk by the promenade surrounded by the emerald waters or even a stop at one of the coffee shops
- Tirana: After this amazing experience through history, culture and amazing views we will drive back to Tirana
Dahil Olanlar
- Private transportation
- Hotel pick up and Drop off in Tirana
- Professional tour leader
- Tourist taxes, Road taxes, Petrol
- Entry tickets for the ‘’will be visited’’ sites
- Lunch, Drinks & Snacks
- Personal spendings, Souvenirs
- Everything that is not mentioned in the included
Ayrıntılar
Walking through the narrowed stone streets of UNESCO-city, Berat offers a fantastic view of the windows that seem to stand on top of each other.
Gitmeden Önce Bilmeniz Gerekenler
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Tips are not a must in Albania or the Balkans, however, our recommendation is to tip the tour leader/driver as an international practice to tip good service.
