The Lead Mosque in Berat is one of the oldest and most renowned mosques in the city, built in 1773 by Mehmet Bey, one of the prominent local leaders. It is called the “Lead Mosque” because of its dome covered with lead, giving it a distinctive and majestic appearance.

The mosque is an example of Ottoman architecture in Albania, featuring simple yet elegant interior decorations and a tall minaret that dominates the Mangalem neighborhood. It has preserved its original style and is open to visitors, offering an opportunity to learn about the city’s religious history and architecture.

During a stroll around the mosque, visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the courtyard, admire the architectural details of the dome, and understand its significance in the spiritual life of Berat’s Muslim community.