VISIT KOSOVO

Europe’s youngest country is fascinating: although the traces of its long and rough history are still visible, it now is a safe land to visit and one of the last still spared by heavy tourism on the continent.

Currency

€ - Euro (1€ ≃ 1,05$ ≃0,86£)

POPULATION

1,8 millions

MAIN LANGUAGES

Albanian, Serbian

AREA

10,887 km²

TIME ZONE

UTC+1 / UTC+2

FLAG

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Prepare your trip

Pick a (Kosovar) destination

Make your choice from the list below or the map to access all the articles related to specific cities or regions of Kosovo.

KOSOVO HIGHLIGHT ATTRACTIONS

HEAD TO RUGOVA VALLEY

Peja - also known as Peć - is the getaway town to Rugova Canyon and home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Patriarchate of Peć.

GO TO THE 'NEWBORN' CAPITAL

For a young capital, Prishtina features many cool activities: surprising monuments, brutalist architecture and museums, topped by a strong cafe culture.

ENJOY PICTURESQUE PRIZREN

A destination with historical significance, different from the capital in many regards. There, you will find historic buildings, cobbled streets, and the popular old stone bridge.

SUPPORT GRIZZLY BEARS PROTECTION

The bear sanctuary in Prishtina is a project by 'Four Paws International' aiming to create a safe haven for brown bears rescued from restaurant attractions.

VISIT SERB-ORTHODOX MONUMENTS

UNESCO has recognized the outstanding universal value of 4 religious churches and monasteries across the country, all of which can be visited.

ETHICAL WILDLIFE TOURISM IN KOSOVO

VISIT THE PRISHTINA BEAR SANCTUARY

The goal of this sanctuary is to provide a safe shelter for the past Kosovo "restaurant bears," which were kept in teeny, crumbling cages close to restaurants to draw in customers.

Did you know?

Kosovo’s national emblematic animal is the Balkan Lynx.

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