Përmet, in southeast Albania, is a city rich in natural beauty. It is known for its cultural monuments, archeological sites, historical figures, folk music, and the cultivation of roses. Here, different beliefs have coexisted in peace for centuries, and the city and its surroundings possess some of the country’s most beautiful religious objects, which carry considerable cultural and historical value. The Church of St. Kolli, St. Maria Church, St. Friday Church, Tekke of Baba Ali, and Tekke of Frashër are all stellar examples. Permet is also an important place to learn about the history of Albania. This is arguably the key location for the Albanian National Renaissance: the political, social, and cultural movement for the country's liberation from foreign invasions; the unification of Albanian lands; the development of local education and culture from the mid-19th-century to 1912; and the contribution of three brothers, Abdyl, Naim, and Sami Frashri, who were born in the village of Frashër in Përmet and provided some of the country's most valuable and important cultural contributions. Visiting Përmet is a magnificent dive into nature, art, and culture.