Kosovo In Your Pocket
Type Kosovo into Google, and all you get is megabytes of misery - but with the recent declaration of independance (illegal or not), a new air of optimism is wafting through the newly born country.
People have been fighting over Kosovo for millennia, each new wave of conquerors and settlers (from Illyrians, Albanians and Slavs to the United Nations and the EU) leaving their own proud heritage of monuments and history.
After the most recent war, a sense of peace and even hope has finally descended. This former province of Serbia unilaterally declared independence in February 2008, but remains
under tight UN and EU administration.
Kosovo is generally a safe place to visit with some attractive towns with great Ottoman-era mosques and hamam complexes, medieval Christian Orthodox churches and monasteries, and beautiful countryside.
In Your Pocket was the first guidebook series to declare Kosovo independent on 17 February 2008, and brings you
Pristina In Your Pocket, the first online and print guide to Kosovo's lively capital city. Peja In Your Pocket and Prizren In Your Pocket are our daytrip mini-guides to two other charming Kosovar towns.
Enjoy the new Kosovo.
OUR Kosovo HIGHLIGHTS
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Run by a friendly local who spent years in the UK, the 'small café' is a very relaxed place for a coffee, beer and chat. Visited by an alternative crowd of young students and foreigners,
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A modern hotel on a quiet city-centre road. Apart from simple and elegant rooms, it also boasts a restaurant, bar and a garden terrace. An improved indoor pool was under construction at time of
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Opposite the clock tower, the Fatih or Imperial Mosque was built in 1461 under Turkish Sultan Mehmed II Fatih ('the conqueror'), as witnessed by the Arabic engraving above the main door. Insi
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A fantastic little French-style bakery café with a varied selection of cakes, tarts, sandwiches and pastries. Sit down and have them with a coffee or take away. Open longer in the summer mo
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Latest Kosovo Comments
Albi has Springfield , Tom Tailor, Celio*, Jack & Jones... all really quality brands and all of them original. This is really helpful, especially when living in Kosovo, a country that is filled with low quality clothing from China and Turkey.[...]
Avoid this place until they release (or sadly put down) the two bears they keep in a cage next to the playground. It's disgusting.[...]
The store is great, I wish they had an online purchase site. Just great deals everywhere. Needed more time to look at everything.[...]
Very nice place indeed.[...]
A very nice shop. You can find almost everything. Definitely the only place in Kosovo. Owners speak English, very professional. I enjoy buying there.[...]
Bravo to DHL for their fast service.
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Very nice, cosy restaurant. Just be careful for the delicious food - you can eat too much :)[...]
No, it is the best one :D[...]
I slept in Hotel Real.They have 12 rooms.And they have satelite Tv and they are very friendly.They have big rooms and with the beautiful background.All the best.[...]
It's a very nice place. I have had the chance to preform there and it was very good, nice people indeed.There's a need - and opportunity - for more acts to be touring Eastern Europe and get to discover new places with willing peopl[...]
I do remember this restaurant, this was the place where I sat for the first time with my ex-girlfriend, and we came to terms at that time. Now we are not together anymore, only the memories are left behind.[...]
I heard it's like a blues club in Jackson, MS, called the 930 Blues Club, www.jesdablues.com.[...]
This monument Is not about the brotherhood between Albanians, Serbs and Turks because there are no Turks in Kosovo. Its about the supossed brotherhood and unity between Albanians, Serbs and Montenegrins.[...]
The best staff ever! The location and price are also OK. This is a good place to stay while being in Prishtina. Cleanliness is also satisfactory and bedrooms are spacious. I can only highly recommend this place.[...]
Be careful, you may book the table and when you get there find that the table is given to others. Waiters don't care to show respect in that regard.[...]