Straddling both banks of the Lumbardhi river at the foot of a spectacular range of mountains separating Kosovo from Albania and Montenegro, the charming little city of Peja (or Peć as it’s known to the Serbs) first came to the attention of Kosovo In Your Pocket way back in 2006 when we first launched a guide to the capital, Pristina. In those five short years Peja has dragged itself out of the post-conflict doldrums and positively reinvented itself as a major hub for tourism and business. With the help of a local NGO we’ve recently been back to Peja and the surrounding region to research a full print guide, due for publication later in the summer. Bursting with history and populated with some of the friendliest people you’re likely to meet in Europe, start saving now and don’t forget to pick up a copy of Peja In Your Pocket when you arrive. See you soon.