What to visit in Albania.

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Berat, famously known as the "city of one window over another," has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008. This picturesque gem of Albania and the Balkans is renowned for its enchanting neighborhoods such as Mangalem and Gorica, forming a beautifully preserved architectural ensemble. The city castle, an integral part of this ensemble, still houses residents to this day, making it a charming mini-town. Within its walls lies the city's iconographic museum, housed in the 18th-century Church of Saint Mary. The city offers a plethora of sights, including the Church of Saint Michael, Church of Saint Mary, Church of Saint Spyridon, as well as the Bachelor’s Mosque and the King’s Mosque. Bisected by the Osum River and nestled between Mount Tomorr and Mount Shpirag, the view from the castle is truly breathtaking. For those seeking adventure, the nearby Osum River canyons offer thrilling kayaking experiences. And, of course, no visit to Berat would be complete without savoring its local wine and traditional cuisine.

Gjirokastra The Magic Stone city situated in South Albania UNESCO World Heritage since 2008 ka nje histori qe daton prej shwkullir 4 AD dhe arkitekture mbreselenese e cila te fton ta vizitosh. Keshtjella e cila dominon komplet qytetin dhe fushen e drinos ne brendei te ssaj ka edhe muzeun e armeve, pjese e historise se qytetit prej mesjetes. Duke zbritur prej keshtjelles ne rruget eklldertsa shkon drejt pjeses historike te tij dhe banesat mesjetare. Ne qytet mund te vizitoni disa muzeume te ndryshme sic eshte ai etnografik, I luftes se ftohte por edhe nje sere sshtepshe te ndryshme sic eshte shtepia e Skendulajve qe te japin nje prekje te jetes se familjeve te pasura feudale ne mesjete. Per ata qe kerkojne aventuren ne kembet e milt te Lunxherise ka mundesi te shumta per te bere hiking si edhe ekskursione ditore me kuaj.

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Shkoder

Apollonia

Kruja

Vlora

Durres

Saranda

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