The best cocktails on town!Alternative, rock'n'roll and the best known music all around the world!
If you want to get away from smoke-filled bars and coffee shops, Strip Depot is the place to be.
Nice jazz gigs from time to time. Excellent decor, great atmosphere, relatively pricey.
In June 2006, Pristina International Airport was awarded the Best Airport 2006 Award, an honour presented by Airports Council International (ACI)
Always full, it probably has the best Doner kebab in town!
This pretty ochre-painted villa housing the Kosovo Museum was built by Austrians for the Turkish army in 1898, and was used by the Yugoslav national army until 1975. Admission free and monday closed.
A lovely Typical Ottoman-Turkish traditional 18th century house set in a walled complex with several other buildings is the only original building left in the old bazaar area. Admission €2.50/0.50
This reconstructed house that once belonged to the Kocadishi family (my family) represents a typical Ottoman 19th century merchant's home. Kocadişlerin Evi.
Saat kulesi. 19th Century, 26-metre high Ottoman clock tower. It was built by Jashar Pasha (Yaşar Paşa) in the Centre and was made with sandstone and bricks.
Pristina's few remaining 19th century Ottoman konak-style private houses. It is currently used by the Academy for Sciences and Arts. If you ask you can enter to walk around the courtyard.
The Fatih or Imperial (Büyük Camii) Mosque was built in 1461 under Turkish Sultan Mehmed II Fatih. The minaret is a reconstruction after the original was damaged during an earthquake in 1955.
This tomb was built on the spot where the Turkish Sultan Murad Hüdavendigâr was killed end of the 1389 Kosovo Battle. The elegant mausoleum was built 19th century to replace a simple memorial.
If you're allergic to a cat, think twice before going in here.But if you want some quality time while reading a book and having a nice cup of coffee, then there is no place else than Dit'n'Nat Read more.
