Explore in Kosovo

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Prizren

Nestled at the foot of the Šar Mountains, Prizren combines Ottoman mosques, UNESCO-listed medieval churches, and a vibrant artisan bazaar. Kosovo's second city, it is also the cultural capital of the country.

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Pristina

Pristina, capital of Kosovo, is a city in full transformation where 15th-century mosques, a library with 99 domes, and a vibrant urban scene coexist, powered by one of Europe's youngest populations.

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Peja

Peja (Peć)

Peja combines a vibrant Ottoman bazaar, the UNESCO-listed Patriarchal Monastery of Peć and the spectacular Rugova Gorges. Gateway to the Kosovo Alps, the city can be explored in a day or used as a base for mountain adventures.

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Gračanica

Gračanica is home to one of the Balkans' best-preserved medieval monasteries, UNESCO-inscribed. Its 14th-century frescoes and five Byzantine domes make it a major stop in Kosovo.

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Gjakova

Gjakova is home to one of the Balkans' best-preserved Ottoman bazaars, a 16th-century mosque and an active Bektashi tekke. An authentic city, away from Kosovo's typical tourist circuits.

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Brezovica

Nestled in the Šar Mountains at 1,700 m, Brezovica is Kosovo's most visited ski resort. Slopes, prices, access and insider tips.

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