Holy Trinity Church, Berat
Kisha e Shën Triadhës
A 13th–14th-century Byzantine chapel on the castle's west slope, built of alternating red brick and stone. With the river valley and Mount Tomorr behind it, it is the most photogenic corner of the castle.
Holy Trinity is a small cross-plan Byzantine chapel. Its exterior walls alternate red brick with stone in fine masonry, and the interior retains 14th-century frescoes. It stands alone on a grassy slope on the west side of the lower castle area, surrounded by olive trees and walls, with Mount Tomorr visible in the distance. At sunset it is a popular photo spot in the castle. The interior is usually closed or open only at set times, so the exterior is the main attraction.
Opening hours
Exterior visible all day
Nearby sights
- Berat Castle
- Onufri Iconographic Museum
- St. Michael's Church, Berat
- Gorica Bridge
- Gorica Quarter
- Ethnographic Museum of Berat
- Mangalem Quarter
- Bachelors' Mosque