BERAT, ALBANIA | 6 INCREDIBLE Things To Do In & Around Berat

[@konradsmolinski]

Thank you guys for your efforts - great job! We follow Albania with you ❤

[@ChipyRose]

I want to truly thank you for your videos and guidance. I am in Berat right now. Your videos gave me confidence to visit Albania. Some of the tips contained here can’t even be found in guidebooks. We bought Balkans lonely planet, Traveling Albania by Anita Hendrieka and Albania Guide by Bradt, which are all good, except for lonely planet, which was quite disappointing. But your tips have information that is not found in any of these guides. We are heading to the Bogovia Falls as recommended in this video. Thank you so very much. I can only begin to understand the true effort to produce these videos. You make it look so easy but I have been traveling for a month and I am already exhausted. Thank you so much for all the wisdom. Stay safe and keep traveling. Next time I might just stay home and watch your videos from the comfort of my living room. Just kidding. But I will continue to watch your videos. I find a lot value in them.

[@worldwildhearts]

Thank you so much for this lovely feedback. This comment just made our day!!! 😍 Have a great time in Albania!

[@TellMeYourDesire]

I will go in a month. I am so hyped. 🥳🥳🥰

[@maraandrus6278]

Love love love the castle!

[@worldwildhearts]

We also loved the castle 😍 an underrated, yet beautiful part of Albania 👍

[@abc-00000]

Berati ❤

[@worldwildhearts]

Lovely town!

[@donabuda675]

Nice video ,beautiful city !

[@SkyTouch08]

Came across your channel and I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing your experience. Can’t wait to visit Albania with my wife soon. Great video. New Subscriber!

[@worldwildhearts]

Thanks for watching! Hope you have a blast in Albania! ☺️

[@adagremi3748]

Im from Berat and the Castle date 400 B.C before the Roman time. Nice video

[@worldwildhearts]

Thanks for watching! And okay we must have gotten the info from a different source. Good to know. Beautiful town!

[@adagremi3748]

@@worldwildhearts ❤️

[@domenikobejdo4716]

@@worldwildhearts I fond this on Wikipedia… The castle dates from 4th century B.C After being burned down by the Romans in 200 B.C., the walls were strengthened in the 5th century under Roman Emperor Theodosius II to protect from Barbarian incursions into the Balkans. They were subsequently rebuilt during the 6th century under the Emperor Justinian I and again in the 13th century under the Despot of Epirus, Michael I Komnenos Doukas, cousin of the Byzantine Emperor.

[@laurenmcolletti]

Can’t wait to go to Albania 😍😍

[@worldwildhearts]

enjoy!

[@WorldTrotterHereandBeyond]

cool place

[@worldwildhearts]

Definitely is!

[@Rajasharma0308]

What a view.. love it❤️❤️

[@worldwildhearts]

Thanks 🤩

[@sweetrockification]

The city is very reminds me Amasya city in Turkey. Both are Lovely cities.

[@worldwildhearts]

Never visited Amasya but very intrigued to visit ☺️

[@eposal]

​​@@worldwildheartsyeah Amasya and Berat look very similar to each other ,starting from the characteristic houses ,to the castle and also the river. Its crazy the similarity to be honest .But the characteristic houses in Berat are much more in number comparing to Amasya , and the position where these houses of Berat are located is a bit different than Amasya , but its true they look so similar. I had the chance to visited Berat and Amasya years ago and i was very impressed.

[@eposal]

​@@worldwildhearts and i have to correct you 😊 ,Berat is known as the city of one on one windows since the windows are one above the other( not 1000 or 1001 windows)

[@traveler.abdullah90]

Beautiful vlog. I really enjoyed it 😍😍🌟. May I know how do you put the cc in your video here? Thank you

[@worldwildhearts]

Thank you! You can find the subtitles section in your youtube studio, under comments

[@beyza-dy2gp]

hello I really love your vıdeo and I really thınk ıt ıs helpful. I have a questıon. Were you allowed to fly the drone and dıd anyone warn you? I am goıng to the balkans tomorrow and I have worrıes about the permıssıon of drones. I really dont want them to confescate ıt. Could you please gıve me some ınformatıon about ıt

[@beyza-dy2gp]

albanıa, montenegro, serbıa, bosnıa and hersek, macedonıa and kosova are on my planned route. where can ı fınd the drone laws ın these countrıes. thank you very much

[@flaka9950]

👍🏛🏞🌟👏👏🇦🇱.

[@mihalmbrice4879]

Is the city of the windows above the other not the city of 1001 windows

[@worldwildhearts]

Just sharing what our guide was telling us!

[@Keni-R]

Ottoman era haha. That City had those windows before ottomania existed. Ottomania Because great after STAN-MOLLE CONSTANTINE. They lived in the ⛺️ tents. Beratus- BERAT ESHT - Is BERAT.. SWORN COMFORTS

[@sflenterprises]

We will take it again don’t worry

[@tolga3580]

Cry. This buildings are ottoman turkish structures. You can şok unesco information

[@Striker55YT]

My name ist Berat xD

[@worldwildhearts]

What a coincidenc😉

[@TurrkmenMazlami]

Ll

[@tomelazarovski6266]

The historic old name is Belgrad which means White Town. Albanian pronunciation is Berat and is meaningless on any language.

[@worldwildhearts]

Thanks for the fact!

[@albarmy1]

The city has had multiple names during it's 2500 year old history

[@adagremi3748]

The name Belgrad was left during the Bulgarian ocupation around the year 1000

[@LightingTheDarkness06]

​@@worldwildheartsIs not a fact but a lie of stupid slavs that camed in territories of ilyria in 7BC and occupied our cities changed the name .But Berat is old Ilyrian City .All cites of Albania are still kept as they were called back during our ancientor ilyrians. There are plend of cites in Bosnia ,Montegro,Croatia, Macedonia and Greece still in Albania language .😉