10 articles to prepare your trip
Dominating Prizren from a rocky spur, the Kalaja fortress blends Byzantine, Serbian, and Ottoman remnants. Its panorama of tiled roofs and minarets rising from the old town makes it an unmissable stop when visiting Kosovo.
Historic seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church, the Patriarchate of Peć comprises four medieval churches adorned with Byzantine frescoes, UNESCO-listed, nestled at the foot of the Rugova Gorge.
Just outside Pejë, the Rugova Gorges cut through the Dinaric Alps for kilometres of limestone cliffs and rapids. A recognized climbing site and gateway to the Albanian Alps, they can be explored in a half-day visit or as a full hiking expedition.
Overlooking the old town of Prizren, the medieval fortress offers panoramic views of tiled roofs and minarets, with Byzantine, Serbian, and Ottoman ruins to explore on foot.
Founded in the 14th century in the White Bistrica valley, Visoki Dečani Monastery houses one of the largest medieval churches in the Balkans and a cycle of Byzantine frescoes recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Founded in 1321 by King Stefan Milutin, Gračanica Monastery stands as one of Kosovo's best-preserved medieval monuments, UNESCO-inscribed, renowned for its Byzantine frescoes and five emblematic domes.
Just 20 km from Skopje, Matka Canyon combines limestone cliffs, an artificial lake, the Vrelo Cave and medieval Orthodox monasteries within a protected natural area accessible in half a day.
On the Albanian-Kosovo border, the Junik Mountains are home to Djeravica, Kosovo's highest peak, glacial lakes, and a network of trails within the Cursed Mountains National Park.
A 25-meter stone tower erected in 1953 on the Kosovo Polje plain, the Gazimestan Memorial commemorates the 1389 battle between Serbs and Ottomans.
Twenty minutes from Pristina, Bear Sanctuary welcomes Eurasian brown bears rescued from captivity, set within a 16-hectare forest habitat.
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