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Skip the ticket line and enter the Onufri National Iconographic Museum, home to over 200 icons and liturgical objects dating from the 14th to 20th centuries.
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Admire masterpieces by renowned Albanian painters such as Onufri, his son Nikolla, Onufër the Cypriot, and David Selenica.
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Discover the techniques, symbolism, and vivid colors of Albanian iconography, including Onufri’s distinctive “Onufri red.”
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Explore a curated collection of rare liturgical treasures and beautifully preserved icons reflecting Albania’s rich religious heritage.
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Upgrade to an audio guide (available in Albanian, English, or German) for insightful commentary on key artworks, artists, and symbolism throughout your visit.
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Skip-the-ticket-lines entry to the Onufri National Iconographic Museum
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Multilingual audio guide (as per option selected)
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- Guided tour
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Step inside one of Albania’s most treasured museums and discover centuries of sacred art, vibrant iconography, and masterful craftsmanship, all at your own pace.
Getting started
Arrive at the Onufri National Iconographic Museum in Berat Castle and present your ticket at the entrance. After a quick validation and standard security check, you’re free to begin exploring.
What to expect
Onufri National Iconographic Museum
Located within the historic Cathedral of the Dormition of St. Mary (Berat Castle complex), the museum is famed for its remarkable collection of Byzantine and post-Byzantine icons.
Features
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View over 200 icons and liturgical objects dating from the 14th to 20th centuries.
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Admire works by celebrated Albanian painters including Onufri, his son Nikolla, Onufër the Cypriot, and David Selenica.
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Discover the distinctive techniques and symbolism of Albanian iconography, including the famous vibrant “Onufri red.”
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Explore a curated collection of rare liturgical treasures reflecting Albania’s rich religious heritage.
Upgrades
Add an audio guide (available in Albanian, English, or German) for insightful commentary on key artworks, artists, and their symbolism as you explore.
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What’s not allowed
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Mobile phone use is prohibited inside the venue.
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Photography and video recording are not permitted.
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Animals are not allowed on the premises.
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Smoking and vaping are strictly forbidden onsite.
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Guests must not touch the museum exhibits.
Accessibility
- The museum is not wheelchair accessible due to uneven surfaces.
Additional information
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Audio guides are offered in Albanian, English, and German.
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Children aged 12 and under receive free admission.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly. Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point. Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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