Blendi Gonxhja announced the reopening of the Ethnographic Museum of Berat after a full restoration and conservation process. First, he said the museum now offers a renewed cultural and tourist experience in one of Albania’s most visited cities.

The museum displays around 1,300 objects that showcase the traditions, crafts, lifestyle and cultural heritage of the people of Berat across centuries. In addition, Gonxhja said restoration works preserved the building’s authenticity and architectural value.

He added that new lighting, renewed exhibitions and restored collections transform the museum into an important cultural landmark. As a result, the museum now offers visitors a more immersive and modern experience while maintaining its historical identity.

Moreover, he emphasized that the reopening strengthens Berat as a key tourism destination where history and tradition meet everyday life.

Finally, he said the museum will also support educational activities, crafts and cultural promotion, making it a living space that reflects Albanian heritage and attracts international visitors.

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