Berat

Temples & religious sites

White Mosque

A ruined mosque within Berat Castle, also known as the Sultan Bayezid II Mosque. As part of the Berat and Gjirokastra UNESCO World Heritage site, it pairs well with a visit to the surrounding castle ruins.

Temples & religious sites

King Mosque, Berat

A 15th-century mosque in downtown Berat, part of the old town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers a look at Islamic architecture with centuries of history.

Temples & religious sites

Hysen Pasha Mosque

A mosque in Berat completed in 1670, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the city's historic district. It's a good place to take a close look at centuries-old Islamic architecture.

Heritage & monuments

Halveti Teqe

An Islamic Sufi lodge in Berat, completed in 1782. It's part of the Berat and Gjirokastra Historic Centres World Heritage Site and worth visiting alongside it.

Temples & religious sites

Lead Mosque

A mosque in Berat, Albania, named for the lead sheeting covering its dome. It is part of the Historic Centres of Berat and Gjirokastra, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Temples & religious sites

Red Mosque

An old mosque within Berat Castle in Albania, now standing in ruins. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Historic Centre of Berat, it can be seen while exploring the castle grounds.

Temples & religious sites

Holy Trinity Church

A medieval Byzantine-style Albanian Orthodox church perched on a hill in Berat's Kalaja district. Overlooking the city, it offers a sense of the area's rich history.

Temples & religious sites

Bachelors' Mosque

Built in 1828 during the Ottoman era, this mosque is part of the Berat and Gjirokastër historic districts inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It stands as one of the region's most treasured cultural landmarks.