Flights to Kosovo

Where to Stay in Kosovo?

Kosovo is a growing tourism destination in Balkans and offers a variety of accommodation options to its visitors, especially in its capital city Prishtina.

If you are in Prishtina to explore its historical landmarks and cultural heritage, it would be best for you to stay in hotels that are located in “Qendra (Central)” district since you will be walking distance away from some of Prishtina’s most popular attractions such as Fatih Mosque or Clock Tower of Pristina. If you are looking for a calmer stay, it is recommended for you to stay in hotels around “Velania” neighborhood.

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Top things to do in Kosovo

Although Kosovo is a lively and young country with a lot to offer, the country was a part of many age-old civilizations which had left evident landmarks in every part of it. It is a joy to explore Kosovo by wandering in its lovely streets and enjoy delicious street food while doing it. We listed some of the things you can do in Kosovo below and if you would like to know more about the country, you can check our detailed Kosovo Travel Guide.

• Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa Tour: While Prishtina has a predominantly Muslim population, the city celebrates its diverse social structure and Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa is one of the best examples to represent that. The cathedral is located at the heart of the city and serves as a significant cathedral to the Serbian Orthodox minority in Prishtina.
• Explore the Gračanica Monastery: Gračanica Monastery which was built in 1321 is the UNESCO World Heritage listed landmark of Prishtina and is located a 15-minute drive away from the city center. The monastery is also home to many fascinating life-like murals.
• Visit the National Museum of Kosovo: Prishtina is home to Kosovo’s largest museum, the National Museum of Kosovo. The museum exhibits many artifacts from Kosovo’s history dating back to the pre-historical era.
• Fatih Mosque: Fatih Mosque, also called the Imperial Mosque is one of the most significant landmarks of Prishtina. The mosque was completed in 1461 and known for its fascinating architectural style.
• Check the Newborn Monument: The Newborn monument was built in 2008 to celebrate Europe’s newest country, Kosovo. The monument is repainted every year in a different style and is located in the central part of Prishtina.
• Visit the National Library of Kosovo: The National Library of Kosovo in Prishtina serves as the largest library in Kosovo since 1982 and regarded as one of the strangest libraries in the world in terms of the architectural style.

If you would like to know more about Prishtina and its attractions, you can check our comprehensive Prishtina Travel Guide.

Car Rental in Kosovo

You can also rent a car with Pegasus privileges if you want to consider a more comfortable option for city transportation when you arrive in Kosovo for business or leisure.

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Airports in Kosovo

We use Prishtina International Airport for our flights in Kosovo.

Prishtina International Airport

Prishtina International Airport (PRN), also called Prishtina International Airport Adem Jashari is located 19 kilometers away from Prishtina city center. You can get to the city center with public bus, taxi, and rental car from the airport. Public buses are available during the day with 1-hour intervals and the trip to the city center approximately takes 40 minutes.

We listed some useful side notes about Kosovo for you right below.

Things to Know Before Visiting Kosovo

• Kosovo is a safe country to visit with low petty and violent crime rates but it is recommended for you to be cautious about pickpocketing and tourist scams in crowded areas.
• Albanian and Serbian are the official languages of Kosovo. Bosnian, Turkish, and Romani are also spoken in various parts of the country.
• English is widely spoken mostly among youth and tourism employees.
• Kosovo is a budget-friendly country to visit with cheaper accommodation, food, and sightseeing costs in comparison to other popular European destinations.
• The official currency is Euro and most payments are made with cash in the country. There are many currency exchange vendors and banks in populated areas.

Essential Numbers

Country Code: +383

Prishtina International Airport Number: +381 38 5015021214

Police: 92

Ambulance: 94