Kosovo
Prizren, Kosovo's cultural capital, has a well-preserved Ottoman old town and the iconic Stone Bridge. Peja, gateway to Rugova Canyon, features the Patriarchate of Peć Monastery (UNESCO) and an old bazaar.
Gracanica Monastery, an UNESCO site, is known for its Byzantine frescoes. Gadime Cave has unique aragonite and calcite formations.
Discover Kosovo's natural beauty beyond the city limits.
Sharr Mountains National Park (south of Prizren) offers alpine landscapes and hiking. Rugova Canyon (near Peja) has spectacular scenery and outdoor activities.
Drives to Prizren or Peja reveal beautiful rolling hills and typical rural Kosovar landscapes.
Explore historical and cultural layers of Kosovo.
A medieval Serbian fortress, now in ruins, providing panoramic views east of Prishtina. It holds significant historical value.
The remains of an ancient Roman city, with ongoing excavations near Gracanica Monastery. These two sites combine for a richer historical experience.
Visits to villages around Prizren or Peja, or the Rahovec wine region, offer a glimpse into traditional Kosovar village life and agriculture.
Patriarchate of Peć Monastery and Gracanica Monastery are significant Serbian Orthodox sites.
Exploring the Rahovec wine region shows local agricultural practices and hospitality.
Extend your trip to explore more of Kosovo and the Balkans.
Spend a night in Prizren to experience its old town. Dedicate a day to hiking or exploring Sharr Mountains National Park.
Stay a night in Peja. Explore the Patriarchate and bazaar, then dedicate a day to Rugova Canyon's activities.
Consider extending to Tirana, Albania, or Skopje, North Macedonia, via direct bus connections from Prishtina.
For stays beyond two weeks, apartment rentals offer more space and kitchen amenities.
Explore different neighborhoods and engage with local life, joining gyms or clubs for a experience.
Dedicate time to specific interests like culinary arts, historical research, or multi-day hikes in national parks.