The stunning 192-kilometre-long ‘Peaks of the Balkans’ hiking trail is an unforgettable trek through the idyllic mountainous regions of Kosovo, Montenegro and Albania.
Street. Ahmet Krasniqi, Arbëria, Prishtina, 10000 Prishtina
Look no further than Te Muja, an unassuming yet must-try restaurant in Prishtina’s center, for a mouth watering home-cooked dining experience.
With stylish setting, elegant presentation and the biggest selection of fresh sushi and Asian fusion dishes in the city, newly-opened SushiCo is impressive, but its novelty certainly comes at a price.
A refreshing addition to the Prishtina’s culinary and cultural scene, Menza Ramiz Sadiku brings to life an old 1960s canteen with contemporary interior design, a seasonally-inspired menu and locally sourced produce.
Prishtina Insight’s guide for where to eat, stay, and explore in Shkoder, Albania.
Browse through Kosovo laws, select your seat at the cinema, and check local bus routes, all with a tap on your touch screen.
When temperatures drop and pollution levels peak, escape the winter blues in Prishtina by visiting the city’s best teahouses.
