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DESTINATION - KOSOVO

KOSOVO

1. Things To Do

 

​Guaranteed entertainment

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  • Local 1-2 days tours

  • Family trips

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​Inspiring adventures

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  • Hiking – short and long destinations    

  • Nature gateways

  • Skiing resorts

 

​Cultural experience

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  • Castles, waterfalls, zip - line experience

  • Sightseeing day trips in Balkan region

  • Live like a Local people experience

 

Opportunity to enjoy nature and explore your inner self​

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  • Exploring small cities of Kosovo

  • Individual a healing therapy or life coach session

  • Lunch or dinner at traditional local restaurants

2. Must See Attractions
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  • Bjeshket e Nemuna National Park

  • Visoki Decani Monastery

  • Adventure park in Rugove, Peja

  • Soma Book Station

  • Tiffany

  • Emin Gjiku Ethnographic Museum

  • Dokufest - the International Documentary and Short Film Festival held in the Kosovo town of Prizren

  • Bear Sanctuary Pristina 

  • Patriarchate of Pec

  • Country House

  • Prizren Fortress

  • Church of the Lady of Ljevis

  • Independence House of Kosovo

  • Brezovica skiing resort 

  • Mirusha waterfall

  • Germia Park

  3. Did you know?

 

  • Kosovo culture is unique and diverse

  • Kosovo cuisine is typically Balkan influenced by Italian and Turkish and Greek cuisines

  • You can ski in Brezovica

  • The past provides endless intrigue

  • Pristina can claim a famous face as Rita Ora and Dua Lipa

  • ​Flights are available from UK airports

  • Tony Blair and Bill Clinton are local heroes

  • The landscape lends itself to adventure - plenty of opportunities for hiking

  • Kosovo is a land of great home-made wine, tasty food 

  • Prizren is Kosovo’s cultural capital

  • Kosovo people are very hospitable 

  • The capital city is Pristina but could be named as Prishtina as well

  • Currency: Euro

PRISHTINA, KOSOVO CURRENT WEATHER 

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Discover more about other Balkan Countries

Albania
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Albanian culture is unique and diverse

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Montenegro
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Montenegro means ‘Black Mountain’ and it’s no wonder as more than 50% of it's land is in excess of 1000m above sea level

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North Macedonia
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Ohrid Lake is the oldest and one of the deepest lakes in Europe 

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Dubrovnik, Croatia
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It's known for its distinctive Old Town, encircled with massive stone walls completed in the 16th century

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TOP 3 TOURS IN KOSOVO

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Prishtina, Kosovo

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€65

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Prizren, Kosovo

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From:

€49

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Brezovica, Kosovo

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€75

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WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO GO

The best time to visit Kosovo, for exploring nature, is in May, June or September into early October when the weather is generally good.

Sometimes people forget that Kosovo is located in southern Europe, so temperatures can get really hot in summer, although the average in July and August is the high 28.3 - 33°C. Similarly it snows in winter, so the best times to visit Kosovo are April to September. Two big cultural events include the NGOM Music Festival in June/July and Docufest Film Festival in August, both in Prizren. Easter is a special, sacred time throughout the country too.

Skiing season opens every year from the middle of December to the end of February.

WHAT TO PACK IN THE SUITCASE

In winter: in Kosovo, pack clothes such as a sweater, a coat, a cardigan, a hat, a down jacket, a scarf, gloves. 
In summer: in Kosovo, light clothes, a T-shirt, but also long pants, a light jacket and a sweatshirt for the evening in the mountains; also an umbrella. 

Additional items to consider to pack in the suitcase:

  • Money pouch

  • Mosquito repellent

  • Sun-cream and sunglasses

  • An electric plug converter

  • Phrase book

  • Comfortable walking shoes

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