Pristina

Most people in Kosovo speak albanian, since the population consists of about 95% albanians, although a majority of people understand serbian. Having a rich nature, you can visit the Gjeravica mountain or the White Drini natural Park, with the White Drini spring and biggest waterfall in the entire region. Make sure you pass by Prishtina the capital of the country; a lively city with many interesting museums and monuments. Another worth-visiting city is Prizren, with its beautiful medieval streets and the Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš, part of UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hospitality is a big issue for people there, as in all balkan countries, so make sure you mingle with locals to experience the country to its fullest. You do not want to leave without trying byrek (baked pastry stuffed with cheese, meat, spinach) and the variety in meat and fish dishes.

Republic of Kosovo

District of Pristina

Prishtina is the biggest city and the capital of Kosovo state.  Prishtina is a city in transition, funded by generous donations from countries and a network of NGOs that are eager to help the capital of the new nation thrive. Despite the economic instability of Prishtina, there are newly constructed buildings and cranes busy at work throughout the city.

Prishtina

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