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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Pristina: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Pristina
- Beautiful Pristina city is Kosovo's capital and largest city, with over 200,000 people.
- Pristina's history extends to the ancient, and under Roman control, it was the most crucial city in the Balkans.
- The city has become a significant tourist holiday destination with its remarkable historical sites and cultural legacy.
- In terms of cultural richness and historical sites, Pristina is one of the most important capitals in the Balkan area.
- Every year, the city receives many foreign tourists spending their holiday in Pristina.
- Lets explore the beauty of Pristina and many fascinating facts about the city.
- Capital: Pristina (capital of Kosovo)
- International Airport: Pristina International Airport Adem Jashari (PRN)
- Population: 210,716
- Currency: Euro
- Time: GMT+ 1
- Driving side: right
- Main Electricity: 230V - 50Hz
- Official Language: Albanian and Serbian
- Religion: Muslim
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Pristina
- The National Library building and the Ethnographic Museum are two must-see sights.
- The city's odd monuments are worth a look, from "Newborn" spelt out in block letters to Bill Clinton giving a welcoming wave to Pristina for holiday travellers.
- Pristina has a unique vibe; blending historical museums and architecture with modern attractions will always be a memorable holiday.
- There are almost 500 mosques in Kosovo, so there is enough to see during your cheap Prishtina holiday.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Pristina
- The ideal time to travel to Pristina is probably around May.
- The bitter cold of winter has given way to beautiful spring temps, perfect for walking in the downtown area.
- Pristina has a mild climate with varying temperatures throughout the year. Summers are blazing hot and dry, while winters are freezing and snowy.
- The warmest month is July, while the coldest month is January.
- We recommend visiting Pristina for a holiday in late spring or early autumn as it is the best time to travel to Pristina for the best weather.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Pristina
Emin Gjiku Ethnographic Museum
- The Kosovan Historical Museum is built in two Ottoman mansions that are magnificently maintained and surrounded by an extensive walled garden.
- To better understand Kosovar culture, the staff will take you on a fascinating tour of both sites, pointing out the different distinctive pieces of clothing, weapons, jewellery, and household objects on exhibition at the museum.
Sultan Mehmet Fatih Mosque
- Around 1461, Mehmed the Conqueror had the 'imperial mosque' constructed on his instructions.
- It was once a mosque before being converted to a Catholic church during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and then back to a mosque after WWII.
- The minaret was destroyed following an earthquake in 1955, but it is presently being rebuilt.
- It includes some lovely interiors and remarkable painted ceilings above the main entry, where you may learn about Pristina's rich culture.
Museum of Kosovo
- After significant maintenance, Pristina's main museum reopened recently.
- The exhibits date back to the Bronze Age's misty days allowing travellers to have a good idea about its rich history.
- You will see Dardanian gods and goddesses honoured with beautiful statues and monuments at the Museum of Kosove.
- This museum at Pristina shows a collection of military weaponry from the nineteenth century, demonstrating how far our technological knowledge has progressed.
NEWBORN
- In Pristina, Kosovo, the Newborn Monument is a graphic monument that is a significant tourist attraction.
- On February 17, 2008, the memorial in front of the Palace of Youth and Sports was officially unveiled.
- The monument is made up of capital block letters spelling out the word "Newborn" in English.
- The memorial drew the attention of and symbolised Kosovo's declaration of independence.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Pristina Off the Beaten Track
- The lovely Old Town is a highly recommended spot to stay in Pristina.
- You are close to several of the city's historic treasures, including the ancient Clock Tower (Sahat Kulla), the lovely Kosovo Museum, and the majestic Ethnographic Museum.
- Don't forget to treat yourself to a national meal at one of the neighbourhood's authentic restaurants.
- You might also wish to prepare your supper using fresh ingredients sold by friendly market merchants.
- Another fantastic place to stay is in the area surrounding the central pedestrian zone. Take a trip down Boulevard Nene Tereza, or "korza", as the locals call it (Mother Theresa). It is one of the city's most significant thoroughfares.
- This district is home to a variety of historic hotels and landmarks and Pristina's booming café culture.
- You can have a fantastic macchiato or a sample of rakia, a popular home-brewed drink. May also be many busy taverns and cafés in this area.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Pristina Culture and Traditions
- The Goddess on the Throne has been recognised as Pristina's icon. Both Albanians and Serbs in Kosovar culture have a solid patriarchal heritage, with extended families living in massive groupings.
- Although unique, the cultural lifestyles of Albanians and Serbs in Kosovo are strikingly similar to those of Albanians and Serbs in Albania and Serbia, respectively.
- The majority of individuals in Kosovo's mostly secular culture dress in Western attire. Although, in general, Muslim women and girls do not wear headscarves.
- Fli, a pancake-like pastry covered with cream and yoghurt, and pite, a phyllo pastry filled with cheese, meat, or vegetables, are two traditional meals.
- The deep-fried dough puffs eaten with yoghurt and garlic or honey are called llokuma (often translated as "wedding doughnuts").
- Many elder Albanian men still wear the traditional brimless white cap or plis.
- Many of Kosovo's seasonal ceremonies date back to ancient periods; however, others have been merged into Christian and Islamic faiths.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Pristina: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Byrek Or Burek
#Food
- One of their most popular meals is a pastry loaded with meat, spinach, or cheese.
- Rice and minced meat are included in certain variations, giving it a complete meal.
- Bureks are traditionally prepared in circular pans with layers of flaky pastry and fillings alternated with a delicious taste.
Flija
#Food
- Flija is a 6-hour-long baked dessert with alternating layers of butter and cream.
- Filling a pan with alternating layers and baking one layer at a time for 5-6 hours each time.
- It's a time-consuming procedure, but it makes the flija taste so much better.
Sarma
#Food
- Sarma, a blend of minced beef, vegetables, and rice folded in cabbage leaves or vine leaves, is a must-try in Pristina.
- Cooked lamb with yoghurt and rice, topped in a yoghurt-egg mixture, and baked till golden brown is Tave Kosi.
- Tave Krabi, a fish variant prepared with carp, is popular in Gjakova.
Galeria Qahili
#Fashion
- Galeria Qahili is an independent gallery that provides a venue for artists to display their work.
- The gallery's mission is to carry out initiatives directly connected to cultural activities, such as art and culture promotion.
- It was created in 2013 by its four founders, all of whom are of Qahili ethnicity.
Grand Store
#Fashion
- Grand Store is a shopping mall in Kosovo that covers 32000 square metres.
- Grand Store is around 3 kilometres from Prishtina's city centre and is bordered by new zones and homes offering a variety of items for its customers.
- It quickly becomes the fascinating part of the capital city, with shopping for pleasure and leisure.
Royal Mall
#Fashion
- The Royal Mall spans 15,000 square metres and has over 50 businesses, a MEGA Market, and over 200 underground parking spots committed only to the commercial complex.
- There are four levels of retail space! The ground level is devoted to boutiques, cosmetic sales, fashion, electronics, and children's items, among other things.
- Food & cuisine, cafés, and children's amusement are all included on the second level.
The Old Stone Bridge
#Fun
- The Old Stone Bridge is one of the most beautiful sights in Prizren, and it will provide a stunning background for months of social media posts.
- The Lumbardhi River is crossed by the Old Stone Bridge, or ura e Gurit, in Prizren's town centre.
- The bridge, built with stones in the latter part of the 15th century and has three arches, is paved with cobblestone.
- It was devastated in the November 1979 floods but was rebuilt in June 1982.
Enjoy the Coffee Culture
#Fun
- While most former Ottoman-occupied Balkan nations enjoy Turkish coffee, most have renamed it. Not in Kosovo, where calling the thick stuff "Turkish" is entirely acceptable.
- Although they are enthusiastic about their independence, Kosovo's Islamic heritage implies that they are less worried about Turkey's legacy in the country.
- Cafes in Pristina vary from elegant, modern venues where you can refresh your double espresso to more traditional places to taste Pristina coffee.
See a Performance at the National Theater of Kosovo
#Fun
- You can see Kosovo's Swan Lake National Theater production during the Pristina holiday and enjoy the atmosphere.
- Check out their schedule of future events if you want to watch a performance while you're on your Pristina holiday.
Discover the old Pristina
#Fun
- The historic town of Pristina is rich with exquisite treasures but tragically destroyed most of them in the 1960s.
- Only a few structures from the 15th century have survived.
- Although the original bazaar has been replaced with newer designs, some great local markets are still to visit.
VISIT THE BEAR SANCTUARY
#Fun
- Twenty rescued bears live in Prishtina's bear sanctuary.
- It was pretty allowed for households or restaurants to keep wild bears until 2010.
- Unfortunately, as 'entertainment,' restaurant owners would put them in tiny cages for the rest of their lives.
- They are now in a free environment to enjoy nature while tourists can enjoy time looking at them.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Pristina: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- While the cave isn't huge and has everything you'd expect to explore inside a cave.
- There are some very unique formations here. The cave itself is a miracle that it is still standing since the walls are masses of marble, granite, and even coal.
- Explore the cave and relax in its natural beauty.
- Luboteni Mountains are gorgeous natural beauty with many spectacular vistas, as are other mountains.
- There will be some tortoises and snakes to admire, so wildlife viewing is possible here at Luboteni Mountain.
- Several winding roads go through the hills that you may enjoy even if you aren't hiking.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Pristina Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The Kosovo Architecture Festival runs from July to October in Pristina and all around Kosovo.
- It is the country's most well-known architectural event, featuring a comprehensive programme of exhibits, screenings, seminars, and workshops.
- The largest of the events occur in Pristina, although they also take place around the country.
- Ethno Fest is a midsummer cultural festival hosted in Kukaj hamlet.
- Actors, dancers, musicians, foodies, artists, and photographers, among others, display their unique creations beneath the open sky.
- The acting stage, where local plays have come to life, is one of the most popular venues.
- Within EtnoFest, there is a separate event called AgroFest, which is dedicated to traditional Albanian food.
- Every year in April, the Chopin Piano Fest takes place.
- It provides a chance to see and enjoy live piano performances by local and international pianists playing Chopin and other well-known composers' piano pieces.
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