What separates Berat's fortress from a pile of stones is that people still live inside it: laundry hangs between Ottoman-era houses, and the cobbled lanes function as a real neighbourhood, not a roped-off museum. Within this UNESCO-listed hilltop, visitors find working cafés, small shops and a museum — entry around 400 lek — housing a church whose frescoes draw particular praise. Reaching it from the old town takes a steep twenty-minute walk, rewarded by views across Berat's white houses and the river below. Nearly 11,100 Google reviews back the 4.7 rating.
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