Guidebook for Prishtina
Food Scene
Mac City Prishtina
75 Fehmi Aganiif you want to try the best burgers in Kosovo, go to this place🤗
The best place for Cakes and chocolate made in Kosovo.
The nearest spot is in the Zahir Pajaziti Square.
Matisse
10000 Rruga BThe best place for Cakes and chocolate made in Kosovo.
The nearest spot is in the Zahir Pajaziti Square.
If you want to experience traditional yet modern Kosovan food you must go to this place. Not only is the food great but also is away from the city in Germia- Prishtinas biggest park, so you can escape from the busy city life.
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Soma Slow Food
Dr. Shpëtim RobajIf you want to experience traditional yet modern Kosovan food you must go to this place. Not only is the food great but also is away from the city in Germia- Prishtinas biggest park, so you can escape from the busy city life.
Shpija e Vjetër
Qamil HoxhaCity center location and great food.
You wanna enjoy the best Napoli pizza? this is the right place. the pizza is so delicious and hugeeee
Pizza Napoli
You wanna enjoy the best Napoli pizza? this is the right place. the pizza is so delicious and hugeeee
Best place to eat authentic style hand made sandwiches with different ingredients starting from beef to chicken and also vegetarian.
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Papirun
Best place to eat authentic style hand made sandwiches with different ingredients starting from beef to chicken and also vegetarian.
green & protein
no 20/1all vegan restaurant
Matcha Coffee and Eatery
Great place to eat and drink coffee
you must visit this place. it has the most delish pasta in Kosovo
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Basilico
Fehmi Aganiyou must visit this place. it has the most delish pasta in Kosovo
Sonder Cafe
19 Mitrovicacozy place and amazing food
Coffee shop
Newborn Brew
Johan V. HahnAmerican coffee shop. This is a great spot for coffee and games.
Remember Me
Qamil Hoxhathis place is amazing for tea and coffee. you can also buy homemade tea bags and pots.
Soma Book Station
4/A Fazli GrajqevciSightseeing
A popular regional park and the biggest in Pristina. It is located northeast of Pristina and it's a perfect escape from the city. It has walking/running trails, playgrounds, sports courts, cafes, restaurants, and breathtaking views.
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Parque Germia
Dr. Shpëtim RobajA popular regional park and the biggest in Pristina. It is located northeast of Pristina and it's a perfect escape from the city. It has walking/running trails, playgrounds, sports courts, cafes, restaurants, and breathtaking views.
Buildings&Places
The visit to the Ethnological museum is a gift- the exhibition is interesting, the entrance is free of charge and you are given a guided tour by one of the workers of the museum. You can show your appreciation by a voluntary donation.
Keeping with the regional tradition of turning former private residences into house museums , Pristina’s Ethnological Museum (also called The Ethnological Treasure of Kosovo) is set in the Emin Gjiku Complex, an 18th-century property that belonged to one of Pristina’s wealthiest Kosovar-Turkish families.
Three buildings, each one with outstanding architectural flourishes, house artefacts collected from Pristina and around Kosovo between the 15th and 20th centuries. Textiles, furniture, dowry trunks and kitchen utensils tell the story of how the city’s traders once lived and practiced their culture.
In the sitting room, a raised bench for guests and lowered seating for the family speaks to the Albanian tradition of welcoming outsiders unequivocally into one’s home. The house was even used to shelter Jewish refugees during the war.
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Ethnographic Museum (Muzeu Etnologjik)
The visit to the Ethnological museum is a gift- the exhibition is interesting, the entrance is free of charge and you are given a guided tour by one of the workers of the museum. You can show your appreciation by a voluntary donation.
Keeping with the regional tradition of turning former private residences into house museums , Pristina’s Ethnological Museum (also called The Ethnological Treasure of Kosovo) is set in the Emin Gjiku Complex, an 18th-century property that belonged to one of Pristina’s wealthiest Kosovar-Turkish families.
Three buildings, each one with outstanding architectural flourishes, house artefacts collected from Pristina and around Kosovo between the 15th and 20th centuries. Textiles, furniture, dowry trunks and kitchen utensils tell the story of how the city’s traders once lived and practiced their culture.
In the sitting room, a raised bench for guests and lowered seating for the family speaks to the Albanian tradition of welcoming outsiders unequivocally into one’s home. The house was even used to shelter Jewish refugees during the war.
The museum has two floors, one with a history of the area through the last couple of thousand years and the other capturing more recent times.
I highly recommend getting a tour (also free with an optional donation at the end)
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Kosovo Museum
1 Ibrahim LutfiuThe museum has two floors, one with a history of the area through the last couple of thousand years and the other capturing more recent times.
I highly recommend getting a tour (also free with an optional donation at the end)
This is a proper Marmite building (you'll either love the architecture or hate it). The library is just across the road from the Mother Theresa cathedral and a short walk from the main street in the city. It has nice gardens around it, as well as an unfinished Orthodox church nearby too.
It's definitely unique. Inside is very 1960s/70s and definitely worth a quick look.
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The National Gallery of Kosovo
This is a proper Marmite building (you'll either love the architecture or hate it). The library is just across the road from the Mother Theresa cathedral and a short walk from the main street in the city. It has nice gardens around it, as well as an unfinished Orthodox church nearby too.
It's definitely unique. Inside is very 1960s/70s and definitely worth a quick look.
For just one euro you can go up the clock tower, from the top, there is an amazing view of the national library and the city in general. Pristina’s new cathedral, unofficially named after the famous ethnic Albanian nun, is a welcome addition to the city’s skyline. Built-in new-renaissance Italianate style, its two campanile towers will reach 70 meters once completed
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Katedrala Majke Tereze
Nena TerezeFor just one euro you can go up the clock tower, from the top, there is an amazing view of the national library and the city in general. Pristina’s new cathedral, unofficially named after the famous ethnic Albanian nun, is a welcome addition to the city’s skyline. Built-in new-renaissance Italianate style, its two campanile towers will reach 70 meters once completed
Another Pristina icon, the Newborn monument was unveiled on 17 February 2008, the day Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia. Every year, to mark the anniversary of the declaration, a different artist is invited to reimagine and reinvigorate the monument by repainting it with different motifs – usually designed to echo broader political or cultural conversations. In 2019, Newborn was decorated with patterns to represent energy, water, oxygen, nature, biodiversity, and recycling.
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NEWBORN
111 Luan HaradinajAnother Pristina icon, the Newborn monument was unveiled on 17 February 2008, the day Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia. Every year, to mark the anniversary of the declaration, a different artist is invited to reimagine and reinvigorate the monument by repainting it with different motifs – usually designed to echo broader political or cultural conversations. In 2019, Newborn was decorated with patterns to represent energy, water, oxygen, nature, biodiversity, and recycling.
Small but nice collection of modern art made by young Kosovar artists. The location is ideal in the city center, close to the library.
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The National Gallery of Kosovo
Small but nice collection of modern art made by young Kosovar artists. The location is ideal in the city center, close to the library.
Sultan Mehmet Fatih Mosque is an active mosque and one of the city’s most revered cultural monuments. It was constructed in 1461 and is a stunning example of Ottoman architecture. It’s definitely more restrained than other mosques I’ve seen in the region but just like the nearby cathedral, it has an understated beauty. The stone ablution fountain, set in the front garden, is particularly impressive.
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Xhamia e Madhe
Ibrahim LutfiuSultan Mehmet Fatih Mosque is an active mosque and one of the city’s most revered cultural monuments. It was constructed in 1461 and is a stunning example of Ottoman architecture. It’s definitely more restrained than other mosques I’ve seen in the region but just like the nearby cathedral, it has an understated beauty. The stone ablution fountain, set in the front garden, is particularly impressive.
Heroinat Memorial opposite Newborn, which pays tribute to the women victims of the Kosovo War.
Heroinat
Heroinat Memorial opposite Newborn, which pays tribute to the women victims of the Kosovo War.
Shops
special handmade jewellery and very good prices. the shop owners are very friendly
Ulpina Jewelry Store
141 UÇKspecial handmade jewellery and very good prices. the shop owners are very friendly
Albi Mall
shopping mall with great clothing brands.