5 Great Reasons to Visit Pristina, Kosovo, Pristina, Kosovo
While many people have heard of Kosovo for one reason or another, the same can’t be said for its capital city Pristina. I’d long wanted to see Kosovo as it was a noticeable gap in my European travels and was able to make it a reality last summer. Pristina was where I both started and ended my travels there while travelling with a friend, but I wasn’t particularly excited to visit Pristina itself.
What’s interesting then is that I came to like Pristina, or Prishtina as it can be spelled, quite a lot. There may not be a great long list of things to do in Pristina, but that’s not the city’s appeal. I’ve been to quite a few cities in the Balkans now and yet I still found something new with Pristina. So allow me to do my best to explain why I liked it so much and why you should visit Pristina if you can.
Let’s start with the most obvious reason to travel to Pristina - the rest of Kosovo. Being the main city there, Pristina is the easiest place to get to a natural starting point for any Kosovo trip. But it’s not just transport connections that make it the place to begin your visit. The city is the perfect place to familiarise yourself with and get insight into what Kosovo is like. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
What’s interesting then is that I came to like Pristina, or Prishtina as it can be spelled, quite a lot. There may not be a great long list of things to do in Pristina, but that’s not the city’s appeal. I’ve been to quite a few cities in the Balkans now and yet I still found something new with Pristina. So allow me to do my best to explain why I liked it so much and why you should visit Pristina if you can.
Let’s start with the most obvious reason to travel to Pristina - the rest of Kosovo. Being the main city there, Pristina is the easiest place to get to a natural starting point for any Kosovo trip. But it’s not just transport connections that make it the place to begin your visit. The city is the perfect place to familiarise yourself with and get insight into what Kosovo is like. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 5 Great Reasons to Visit Pristina, Kosovo
Guide Location: Kosovo » Pristina
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: David Johnston
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Kosovo » Pristina
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: David Johnston
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.travelsewhere.net/visit-pristina-kosovo/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Bulevardi Nënë Tereza
- National Library of Kosovo
- Youth and Sports Center
- Christ the Saviour Serbian Orthodox
- Cathedral the Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa
- Bulevardi Nënë Tereza
- Dit’ e Nat’
- Trosha bakery cafe
- Taverna Tirona
- Soma Book Station
- Taverna Tirona
- Fehmi Agani street
- Kafja e Vogel
- Statue of Bill Clinton
- Kosovo Museum
- NEWBORN sign
- Chemistry Faculty building
- Grand Hotel Prishtina
- Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa
- Pristina Bus Station
Insider Tips for Pristina, Kosovo
Pristina, a Day Trip to Kosovo from North Macedonia
Although the city lacks in historical sites, a visit to Europe’s youngest capital with its numerous cafes and welcoming people is still a must. I even was lucky enough to spot former President Bill Clinton.
My Best Cappuccino Ever!
I’ve been to Skopje in North Macedonia twelve times and most times hired a car from the airport. It had always been my intention to ‘hop into’ nearby Kosovo by car for a quick visit. My research indicated that one of the best places in the entire world to have a cappuccino is in Kosovo’s capital Pristina. So I was eager to see if this was really true.
Pristina/Prishtina, Kosovo.
How many countries are there in Europe? Google it if you have to. Some say 50, others 51. Why the difference? Kosovo. Some countries recognise it as an independent country, including the UK and the US, whilst others do not.
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