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Southern Albania has the two UNESCO towns, Berat and Gjirokastër, the ancient city of Butrint, the Vjosa river, and the whole of the Riviera coast.

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Southern Albania has the two UNESCO towns, Berat and Gjirokastër, the ancient city of Butrint, the Vjosa river, and the whole of the Riviera coast.

What the south has that the north does not

The south holds both of Albania's UNESCO-listed towns, its most important archaeological sites, its warmest and longest beach season, and its wild river. It is also easier to travel in: the roads are better and the distances between attractions are shorter.

A workable route

  • Gjirokastër — two nights; castle, old bazaar, Antigonea.
  • Blue Eye and Sarandë — the karst spring, then the coast.
  • Butrint and Ksamil — a half day at the ruins, an afternoon in the water.
  • North up the Riviera — Borsh, Qeparo, Himarë, Dhërmi.
  • Llogara and Vlorë — the pass, then the city where independence was declared.
  • Inland to Berat — castle quarter, Osum canyon, wineries.
  • Optionally Përmet and the Vjosa — thermal springs at Bënjë, the Lengarica canyon.

Berat and Gjirokastër

They are often treated as interchangeable and are not. Berat is white, horizontal, and built around a river; its castle is still inhabited. Gjirokastër is grey, vertical, and built of stone and slate; its castle is a fortress rather than a neighbourhood. If you can only do one, the comparison page sets out the trade-off.

The Vjosa

The Vjosa runs about 190 km through Albania without a dam on its main channel, which makes it one of the last large free-flowing rivers in Europe. It was declared a wild river national park in March 2023. Përmet and Këlcyrë are the usual bases.

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Subjek berkaitan

Kota besar

Berat

The 'city of a thousand windows': an Ottoman hill town under a still-inhabited castle, UNESCO-listed since 2008.

BeratiBerat
Situs bersejarah

Butrint

A Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman city layered on one wooded peninsula — Albania's first UNESCO site.

ButrintiVlore
Kota besar

Gjirokastër

The 'stone city': slate-roofed tower houses on a steep slope beneath one of the Balkans' largest castles.

GjirokastraGjirokaster
Sungai

The Vjosa

One of the last large free-flowing rivers in Europe, declared a Wild River National Park in March 2023.

VjosaGjirokaster
Perbandingan

Berat vs Gjirokastër

Both are UNESCO-listed Ottoman towns and they look nothing like each other.

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