Borsh Castle, also known as Sopot Castle, crowns a hill overlooking the Ionian Sea in the village of Borsh along Albania's picturesque Riviera. Originating in the 4th century BC and fortified further by Venetian and Ottoman powers across centuries, this 5-hectare fortress features massive stone blocks up to 3 meters wide. The castle is accessible via a newly asphalted road followed by a scenic 5-10 minute zigzagging cobblestone path, offering visitors free entry and dramatic coastal views, though no facilities are currently available on site.
