The Onufri National Museum is located in the town of Berat, Albania. It is named after the famous 16th-century painter Onufri, known for his religious icons. The museum showcases a rich collection of Byzantine art, including paintings, sculptures, and artifacts that reflect the region's cultural heritage. Visitors to the museum can explore various exhibits that highlight the history of Christianity in Albania. The museum also features a beautiful collection of liturgical objects and manuscripts, providing insight into the artistic and spiritual life of the time. The museum is an important cultural site for both locals and tourists.