5 articles to prepare your trip
Mitrovica, a city divided in two by the Ibar River, the Trepça mining complex and the forests of Mount Mokra: the region densest in contemporary history in Kosovo.
Between the longest Ottoman bazaar in the Balkans, the Byzantine frescoes of Deçani and the vineyards of Rahovec, western Kosovo concentrates a dense heritage still little visited.
Kosovo's western gateway: 25 km of limestone gorge, a UNESCO-listed Byzantine monastery and the Kosovo starting point of the Peaks of the Balkans.
An Ottoman city of four faiths nestled at the foot of the Sharr Mountains, Prizren blends 15th-century built heritage with alpine meadows still grazed at 2,000 meters.
Student capital at 652 metres altitude, UNESCO Gracanica monastery and medieval Novo Brdo fortress: central Kosovo concentrates the essentials in two to three days.
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