The Pasha’s Gate is one of the most well-known and historically significant monuments in the city of Berat. It is located at the entrance of the historic Mangalem neighborhood and once served as an entry and control point for the city’s defense, being part of the Ottoman defensive system during the 15th–19th centuries.

The gate features characteristic Ottoman architecture, with large arches and fortified walls that demonstrate the craftsmanship of its construction and its strategic importance. It was connected to the city’s main streets and served as a control point for trade and the movement of residents, ensuring internal security.

Today, the Pasha’s Gate is a cultural and historical attraction, offering visitors the opportunity to explore parts of the old city, understand Berat’s history, and enjoy beautiful views over the Mangalem and Gorica neighborhoods. It symbolizes Ottoman heritage and the city’s strategic importance, remaining one of the most visited sites by both local and international tourists.