Mangalem: pedestrian-only
The lower part of Mangalem has narrow cobblestone lanes — cars aren’t allowed. Free parking is by the old bridge.
Berat is the UNESCO “City of a Thousand Windows”. The Mangalem quarter is car-free — leave the vehicle by the Osumi river and walk up to the castle. The cobblestones don’t forgive sudden braking.
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The lower part of Mangalem has narrow cobblestone lanes — cars aren’t allowed. Free parking is by the old bridge.
The road up to Berat Castle hits 18% gradients. First gear and stay clear of the walls. Paid parking at the entrance is about €1.50/day.
The cobble lanes in Mangalem and Gorica will damage the car if you exceed 20 km/h. Slow, steady braking is mandatory.
Berat and Gjirokaster have very narrow streets. A small economy car manoeuvres twice as easily as an SUV. If you’re coming from Vlora, a compact sedan is optimal.
Parking: Free parking by the river. Paid parking at the castle is about €1.50/day.
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