It is called the city of a thousand Windows.
In the Central part of Albania is of amazing beauty, known for its architectural value, the city of Berat. He is listed in the world heritage list of UNESCO.
During the heyday of the Ottoman Empire, the city occupied a very important place in the life of the state and was a center of handicraft art. In particular, Berat is famous for its craftsmen of wood carving and other woodworking. In the Balkans, this city is considered one of the most well-preserved typical settlements of the Ottoman Empire. Visually, Berat stands out for its traditional houses in the Balkan style.
Two story house with a first floor made of stone and painted white second floor, covered with the classic red ceramic tiles. All the houses a large number of wooden Windows, and due to the density and steepness of the hill when viewed from the side, the Windows are arranged in rows one above the other. The district of Berat and received the name “city of thousand Windows”.
