The beautiful Town of Belsh, from which the lake, Belsh Lake, takes its name, is one of the most visited cities in recent times, where every tourist, Albanian or foreign, who has stopped by, has felt this magnificent sensation that only this special place can offer. This area is surrounded by more than 80 lakes, karst lakes. Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to take some photos of this beautiful town that offers a truly peaceful view of the lake and, of course, the best Albanian Byrek and chocolates, where you will have 30 minutes of free time to explore the sights at your leisure.

Berat is one of the most important ancient sites in Albania, a cultural heritage site and part of UNESCO since 2009, and one of the most visited tourist destinations. Once arrived at the Castle of Berat, you will start the walking tour with our Guide in order to explore all the attractive areas and pass through the tiny street up to hill, or known differently under the Bizantine Empire as the Akropolis of the castle and the architecture of the Ottoman Empire. The best moment is to come yet, where the final part on exploring the castle would be the Panoramic View where you will have the possibilities to listen to the legend of the city, which lays down from the Tomorri Mountain - Shpiragu Mountain and Osumi River.

The Gorica Bridge or Kurt Ahmed Pasha Bridge over the Osumi River is a landmark in the city of Berat, Albania. It is one of the oldest and most famous Ottoman bridges in Albania. It connects two parts of Berat, originally built of wood in 1780 and rebuilt in stone in the 1920s. The seven-arched bridge is 129 metres long and 5.3 metres wide and is built about 10 metres above mean water level. The bridge was renovated in 2015 by the Municipality of Berat. According to local legend, the original wooden bridge contained an underground prison in which a girl would be imprisoned and left hungry to appease the spirits responsible for the safety of the bridge.

The King's Mosque, also called Bayezid Mosque, is one of the main mosques of the city of Berat and has been declared a cultural monument since 1948. It was built by Sultan Bayezid II, in the 15th century. The mosque consists of a prayer hall, a portico and a minaret. The prayer hall has a rectangular plan. It is divided by an arch of three arches that use two pillars and two pilasters to support the walls. The hall is covered by a ceiling made of planks, which, the supporting arcade of the roof structures and in two parts of the parts.