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Experince cultural and natural heritage Peja as a capital of outdoors activities is situated in the west of Kosovo, well known for the surrounding Rugova Mountains, Rugova Gorge and waterfalls, beautiful landscapes, the old bazzar of the city, orthodox and islamic heritage/monuments, epic old songs played by Lute, great water, rich in cultural, historical and natural monuments.
Price: $300.35
Duration: 6-7 hours
The combined tour of Kosovo will provide you with a rich experience of the Kosovo history (past and recent), religious and historical monuments, traditions, and beautiful landscapes on the way. Prishtina is capital of Kosovo with 350-400 000 inhabitants, and also a University City with over 50 000 students from throughout the country. Pristina is a political, economic, cultural, and diplomatic center of Kosovo. It is very dynamic city, with bright and positive youth, with many cultural, arts, urban and sport events held in the town through the year. Visit to Gracanica Monastery Unesco site built in 1321 Prizren, situated in the south of Kosovo, is a beautiful and one of the oldest towns in Kosovo, known for its ancient history, the rich cultural and religious heritage, traditional handicraft shops, variety of festivals, film, music, art etc. It is the most multiethnic, multi religious and multicultural city of Kosovo.
Price: $300.35
Duration: 6-7 hours
Discover Prizren and Prishtina in one inspiring day. Start in the capital, where modern life meets deep-rooted history — from the Newborn monument to quiet corners of old mosques and museums. Then head to Prizren, a town full of charm, where cobbled streets, colorful facades, and mountain views invite you to slow down. Walk across the old stone bridge, visit centuries-old churches and mosques, and enjoy the warm atmosphere of cafés by the river. It’s a journey through Kosovo’s past and present — personal, peaceful, and full of stories waiting to be heard.
Price: $84.10
Duration: 8 hours
As your day becomes richer, escaping from the crowd of cars and taking the most beautiful walks in the most beautiful places of Kosovo, you have the opportunity to be fascinated by the history, culture and beauty of these cities!
Price: $803.74
Duration: 100 hours
Our transport service includes brand-new cars, certified professional drivers, complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, USB charging ports, and door-to-door drop-off for a seamless and comfortable journey.
Price: $30.04
Duration: 0 hours
In the summer: Enjoy the amazing nature Sharri mountains have to offer: hiking, swimming in cold mountain lakes (if you dare...), seeing where traditional Sharri cheese is produced, and feeling completely immersed in the wilderness... In the winter: Get away from the big ski centers, and step into the fresh powder, black slopes and skiing or snowshoeing among the trees.
Price: $120.14
Duration: 6 hours
Lets discover story of recent history of Kosovo, by visiting main historical sites, starting by medieval monuments, Mitrovica city and end the tour at the biggest memorial of 1998-1999 war in Prekaz. Mitrovica, situated in the North of Kosovo, is the town that was badly affected by the 1999 Kosovo War. Following several ethnic tensions, in 2013, the city is officially divided in Mitrovica South (with Kosovo Albanian Majority) and North (with Kosovo Serbian majority), separated by river Ibri (Ibar), becoming a symbol of Kosovo's ethnic divisions - but yet, an interesting place to visit and see. The city is famous for its mine called Trepça, rich in lead, zinc, silver, gold, crystals etc. , which has historically been one of Kosovo largest industries. It is the only city in Kosovo that has four rivers: Ibri, Sitnica, Lushta and Trepça. Traces of the city dates back to the Neolithic time, as many exhibit archeological exhibit pieces were found in archeological sites.
Price: $300.35
Duration: 6-7 hours
Pristina is the capital of Kosovo and the cultural, economic, and administrative center of Kosovo with a long history in its locality. According to the nearby archeological foundation, it is estimated that this part has settlements dating back more than ten thousand years. In a full 1 day tour of Pristina, you can visit archeological sites, UNESCO-protected monuments, very old Ottoman sites, narrow stone streets, attractive high-rise buildings, Museums, and the New Born monument, which is becoming a symbol of Kosovo.
Price: $118.94
Duration: 5-6 hours
In this one day trip you will be able to visit some of the main culture monuments UNESCO sites of west Kosovo, and visit 2 cities... The day will start at 09:00 AM from your location in Pristina, and will finish at 18:00 - 18:30 PM, in the same location
Price: $150.18
Duration: 8 hours
Visit and feel capital of the newest country in Europe and its monuments. Enjoy the view of the monuments that have kept their origin for centuries, by exploring the most visited cultural, historical and natural sites in Prishtina and its monuments outside the city. . Pristina (and its monuments outside the city) - City center walk, University Campus, National Library, Mother Teresa Cathedral, Newborn Monument, Monument of Heroines, Mother Teresa Boulevard - Statue of Skanderbeg (National Albanian Hero), Statue of Ibrahim Rugova (Historical President of Kosovo), Monument of brotherhood; Prishtina old part of the city - Bazaar, Jashar Pasha Mosque, Clock Tower, Sulltan Mehmet Fatih - Big Mosque, Hamam (Public bath from Ottoman Empire), Ethnological Museum of Kosova. Sultan Murat Tomb. Monument of Battle of Kosovo of 1389; Gracanica Orthodox Monastery (UNESCO site), Ulpiana Ancient City! .
Price: $300.35
Duration: 6-7 hours
Together with a professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city on this private, exclusive tour. You will have a chance to explore the city while hearing fascinating facts and legends. Why is Bill Clinton so beloved in Kosovo, that he even has a statue in Pristina? Has it something to do with independence? What about the unique-looking National Library of Kosovo? You will be surprised how many stories are hidden in the streets, buildings, and corners of Pristina. Your charming guide will tell you what is special and unique about living in this city. Perfect for those who are visiting the city for the first time and want to get the most out of it!
Price: $134.56
Duration: 2 hours
Even though Kosovo might not be the first destination you think of, being the youngest country of Europe also means that there are still many areas left to be discovered! Embark on a 7-day journey through Kosovo, where you'll explore the medieval charm of Prizren, discover the UNESCO site in Decan, learn more about the historical nuances of the Kosovo War and enjoy the wild beauty of the National Parks of Prevalla and Rugova Valley
Price: $2,359.69
Duration: 168 hours
On this tour, we will be able to visit the magnificent Ohrid. The beautiful Lake and the Ohrid town, both protected by UNESCO as a natural and cultural site. We will visit the most interesting cultural sites and have lunch or coffee in a restaurant on the shores of the lake, having the most beautiful view of the lake. In spring, summer, fall or winter, Ohrid always gives you different beauty.
Price: $245.22
Duration: 12 hours
The unique thing is that the guide is a local that knows all the trail of the Rugova Mountains, knows all the areas, speaks English and is good at storytelling, also this tour is made amazing by the view of all the mountains of Rugova!
Price: $144.17
Duration: 5 hours
A walking tour through the capital Pristina exploring its main attractions in the centre and surroundings including: the Mother Teresa Boulevard, the monument of Scanderbeg (Albanian National Hero), the Clock Tower, Kosovo Government buildings and the “New Born” monument which is becoming the symbol of this new state.
Price: $61.62
Duration: 4 hours
Hajle Peak is the most popular and attractive peak in Kosovo. The peculiarity of this peak is that half of it is in the part of Kosovo and the other half belongs to Montenegro, at the top you will be in two countries at the same time, the view that climbing in Hajla offers makes you an unforgettable climb! Also, the guide that accompanies you to Hajla is from the area and knows best the path and the area!
Price: $204.24
Duration: 8 hours
Great canyon is one of the biggest cave systems in the region and certainly the biggest in Kosovo and is one of the must see natural wonders of Kosovo. Located in magnificent Rugova Canyon, 8km from city center of Peja-known as a heaven for outdoor activities. Number 12-ve on the world list of the highest caves.
Price: $60.07
Duration: 2 hours
The Classical Tour of Kosovo is a 5-day journey that takes you through the rich history and cultural heritage of Kosova. Explore ancient cities, visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and immerse yourself in the traditional way of life. Highlights of the tour include visit Pristina, the capital city. Discover the medieval town of Prizren, with its Ottoman-era architecture and the iconic Prizren Castle. Explore the UNESCO-listed Monastery of Decan, Monastery of Gracanica and Patriarchate of Peja, they are known for their stunning frescoes, and the ancient city of Ulpiana, once an important Roman settlement. This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts and those looking to experience the authentic charm of Kosovo.
Price: $1,200.20
Duration: 120 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: EUR
- Languages: Albanian, Serbian, English
- Climate: Continental
- Timezone: Europe/Belgrade
- Population: Approximately 220,000 residents
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is from May to October for pleasant weather.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the European Union, United States, United Kingdom, and many other countries can enter Kosovo visa-free for short stays, typically up to 90 days. Some nationalities may require a visa or can obtain a visa on arrival. Electronic visas are not widely used; travelers should check specific embassy guidelines before travel.
About Pristina
Pristina, the vibrant capital of Kosovo, offers a unique blend of rich history and youthful energy. As the political, economic, and cultural heart of the country, it is a city where Ottoman heritage meets modern urban life. Visitors are drawn to its lively cafes, bustling markets, and a growing arts scene that reflects Kosovo’s dynamic spirit. The city is known for its warm hospitality and affordable travel experience. Pristina’s compact size makes it easy to explore on foot, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in its diverse architecture, from ancient mosques and Ottoman-era buildings to contemporary structures. The city also serves as a gateway to Kosovo’s natural beauty, with nearby mountains and national parks ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether interested in history, culture, or simply enjoying a coffee in a lively square, Pristina offers a compelling destination for curious travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience.
Pristina Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Kosovo
- Duration Range: 2 to 10 hours
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is from May to October for pleasant weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes, light clothing for summer, and a jacket for cooler evenings. Respect local customs by dressing modestly when visiting religious sites. Kosovo is generally safe, but keep an eye on personal belongings. Euros are used, and cash is preferred in many places, though cards are accepted in larger establishments. Learning a few basic Albanian phrases can enhance interactions with locals.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $39
Highest Price Tour: $220
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
1. Newborn Monument – A symbol of Kosovo’s independence, this colorful and evolving art installation is a must-see landmark. 2. Ethnographic Museum (Emin Gjiku Complex) – Showcases traditional Kosovar life and architecture in a beautifully preserved Ottoman house. 3. Imperial Mosque (Xhamia e Mbretit) – An important historical mosque dating back to the 15th century, notable for its architecture. 4. Mother Teresa Square – The central square named after Kosovo’s famous humanitarian, surrounded by government buildings and cafes. 5. Germia Park – A large natural park on the outskirts of the city, perfect for hiking, picnics, and outdoor relaxation.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy walking tours of the city’s historic sites, sample local cuisine in traditional restaurants, and experience the lively café culture. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike or bike in Germia Park or explore nearby mountainous areas. Cultural experiences include visiting galleries, attending music festivals, and exploring local markets. Nightlife in Pristina offers a mix of bars and clubs with live music and DJ sets. For a unique local experience, tourists can participate in traditional dance or craft workshops.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Pristina’s cuisine reflects Balkan and Mediterranean influences with hearty and flavorful dishes. Signature foods include flija (layered pancake), burek (savory pastry filled with meat or cheese), and tavë kosi (baked lamb with yogurt). Fresh bread, grilled meats, and seasonal vegetables are staples. Dining customs emphasize hospitality and sharing meals. Noteworthy restaurants include Liburnia and Era, known for authentic local dishes and warm atmospheres. Street food and small eateries offer affordable and tasty options for casual dining.
Getting Around
Pristina is accessible by air through Pristina International Airport, with flights connecting to major European cities. Local transportation includes buses, taxis, and ride-sharing services. The city center is compact and walkable, making walking a convenient option. Bus fares are inexpensive, and taxis are affordable but agree on the price beforehand. For day trips outside the city, buses and shared vans are available. Renting a car is an option for exploring rural areas but is not necessary for city sightseeing.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is from May to October for pleasant weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes, light clothing for summer, and a jacket for cooler evenings. Respect local customs by dressing modestly when visiting religious sites. Kosovo is generally safe, but keep an eye on personal belongings. Euros are used, and cash is preferred in many places, though cards are accepted in larger establishments. Learning a few basic Albanian phrases can enhance interactions with locals.
Culture & Customs
Pristina’s culture is a blend of traditional Albanian customs and modern influences. Hospitality is highly valued, and guests are often offered coffee or tea. Social norms emphasize respect for elders and modesty in public behavior. Important festivals include Independence Day on February 17 and the Dokufest film festival in nearby Prizren. When greeting, a handshake is common, and it is polite to remove shoes when entering someone’s home. Public displays of affection are generally modest.
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