This impressive mosque is beautifully positioned, overlooking the city and creating a stunning backdrop when viewed from the old stone bridge below. Its presence adds a striking touch to the skyline and the overall charm of the area.

Today I was walking through the old streets of Prizren, taking in the view of stone houses and the scent of traditional food. The city radiates with soul and history at every step. And then, unexpectedly – the Sinan Pasha Mosque, nearly 450 years old. It’s adorned with a graceful minaret rising high above the city, and the interior is breathtaking – geometric patterns and Arabic calligraphy painted on the walls tell a story of rich Ottoman art and spirituality. It was truly an honor to be present in such a place

Reminded me of Haga Sofía. The Sinan Pasha Mosque is majestic, absolutely amazing and the most beautiful landmark in the city. We visited on a rainy day and it was a very warm sight. Beautiful architecture and a must visit when in town

The Sinan Pasha Mosque is an Ottoman-era mosque in the city of Prizren, Kosovo built by Sofi Sinan in 1615. The mosque overlooks the main street of Prizren and is a dominant feature in the town's skyline. The interior of the mosque is very beautiful. The main hall is kept clean and well maintained. Alhamdulillah, for the opportunity to perform prayers here. May Allah bless the keepers of the mosque, and also all those who perform prayers.

The Sinan Pasha Mosque was built by Sofi Sinan in 1615, the Ottoman period. The Mosque dominates the skyline of Prizren and with the mountain in the background it looks more beautiful. The interior of the Mosque is simple, but beautiful. Women must wear scarf to enter the Mosque and its available on request. It's a must visit place in Prizren.

Must visit if you’re ever in prizren. Lovely views with the surrounding city too

Traditional design mosque. There are some benches around to sit. On the other side it's mainly surrounded by some stands selling souvenirs. You can take some good pictures. The road up to the fortress starts around the corner

The Prizren Fortress is one of the most beautiful historical sites in Kosovo. It offers an amazing panoramic view of the whole city, especially during sunset. The walk up is not too difficult, and along the way you can enjoy the charming streets of Prizren. The fortress itself is full of history and gives you a real sense of the city’s past. A must-visit place if you are in Prizren!

Incredible views of Prizren from here! Wonderful for sunset and a nice hike after a meal. There is plenty to explore and much of the fortress is in good condition still.

Wow. What a cool fortress and spectacular views. It is a bit of a hike but many places to stop with great views. The views are of the whole city, river, mountains, valleys and much more. Sunset is a great time to go but be sure to leave before it gets too dark. Cobblestones make it tricky at times and wouldn't want to do it in the dark. The fortress is very cool designed to deal with artillery while commanding the valley.

If you’re into hiking and/or beautiful views, I recommend walking up to the old fortress in the morning to beat the crowds. It’s a 15-20 minute walk uphill from the city center. Once on the top, you’ll see stunning views of Prizren and the surrounding mountains.

This is a beautiful castle! It sits right on top of the hill so it has a beautiful view of the whole city of Prizren! It is completely free, and you can just go there and explore around. We were also there when the call to prayer went off, so it was very cool to hear it echoing from all of the mosques in the main city. Overall, a great experience

You need to be ready to hike here. We walked up there early morning to get sunrise pictures. It is free to get in. Nice view of Prizren, Kosovo. You need to be careful when you go down. Because lt is so steep and slippery cobblestone road.

There’s a stone road that leads us to the fortress, it’s quite steep and takes some times. Up there can have great panoramic view of the whole Prizren town.

The Stone Bridge in Prizren is a beautiful spot that connects the old and new parts of the city. It arches over the Bistrica River, creating the perfect place to stop, take in the view, and snap some great photos. The area is full of life, with cafés and restaurants on both sides, making it a great place to sit and soak in the atmosphere. Plus, the impressive Sinan Pasha Mosque stands in the background, adding to the charm of this historic city. Definitely worth a visit!

This charming old stone bridge and its surroundings must be lovely on a warm day. Unfortunately, it was cold and windy during our visit, which took away a bit of the magic. Still, the riverside is lined with plenty of inviting cafés and restaurants—definitely a spot worth revisiting in better weather.

The Stone Bridge (Ura e Gurit) is a historic landmark in Prizren, Kosovo spanning the Lumbardhi River and connecting the Shatervan Square (on the left of the river)to the Sarachane (on the right side of the river). Constructed in the late 15th or early 16th century, it features a central arch flanked by two smaller side arches, all built with quality carved stones and lime plaster. The original bridge was approximately 30metres, but after the reconstruction in 1982, it now measures 17metres. The bridge has undergone several reconstructions due to structural damages and natural disasters, including a severe flood in 1979. Today, the bridge serves as a pedestrian bridge and stands as a symbol of Prizren’s rich cultural heritage. Not far from the bridge is the historical Sinan Pasha Mosque. It was indeed amazing to be here on this iconic bridge.

Beautiful reconstructed bridge in the centre. Lots of cafés and restaurants around. Great. For a picture!

Historical Relevance The Old Stone Bridge in Prizren, Kosovo, built in the 16th century during Ottoman rule by Ali Bey, symbolizes the city’s multicultural heritage as a trade and cultural hub linking East and West. It spans the Lumbardhi (Bistrica) River, connecting Prizren’s historic Ottoman core to modern districts, much like Mostar’s bridge. As a protected cultural monument, it embodies resilience amid regional conflicts and natural disasters. 1 Interesting Facts • Destroyed by floods in 1979; rebuilt by local efforts using original designs. • Features Ottoman arched architecture with a spherical shape for aesthetics and engineering. • Frames views of the 1574 Sinan Pasha Mosque, enhancing its photogenic appeal in a lively café district.

The Lumbardh River goes through Prizren, dividing the city in two parts. Over the Prizren Lumbardh, many bridges have been built in history, the most special one is the Stone Bridge. Located in the center of the old town. Built by Ali Beu in the 16th century in the oriental style and has spherical shape, but destroyed due to floods, and rebuilt in 1982 with major changes in architecture.

The Stone Bridge (Ura E Gurit) is a historic attraction that beautifully exemplifies the city's rich cultural heritage. This ancient bridge, spanning the Lumbardhi River, is a testament to the architectural prowess of the Ottoman era.

This was our first stop on our day trip to Kosovo. Very interesting quaint museum filled with historic costumes and paintings. Well worth a visit.

The only museum we came to visit in Prizren. Not big but very interesting

Worth visiting 1 euro the cost of the museum, very informative about the history and culture. It's not very big place so you will not get much time to visit it.

This museum was our first stop in Prizren ... A very small museum talks about the history of Albanian nationalism in the 18-19th century. . Albanian traditional clothes , even for bride and groom at that time. Is kept in this museum.... It's really interesting.... original building was bulldozed by Serbian

Wish there was more information provided, however, I must say the art work, as well as the cultural items on display were incredibly interesting and beautiful. It was nice to learn, and now better understand, Albania's history and culture.

Every Albanian should definitely visit it.

A must visit for those who are interested in the very beginning of the Albanian national project. It is not a massive place by any chance, and there are not too many exhibits, but you do not get to be in a house where they started a nation all that often. For 1 Euro, it is well worth a visit.

Very interesting part of the magical city of Prizren🇦🇱👐🏻🇽🇰 With having this church in our city we show that we Albanians we are people of harmony and peace. Even though the terrorists neighbours on the other side of the border don’t deserve this peace from us , we are here to show to the world that we are not like them🙌🏼 Lavdi Shqiperise dhe Shqiptareve!!!

The site of the church in Prizren reportedly sits on successive layers: a 5th-6th-century basilica, then an 11th-12th-century church, and later the 1306-07 It is referred to as a “church of the Byzantine period” in archaeological studies, i.e., Some sources mention debates about earlier pagan or Illyrian temple foundations under this church

Beautiful Church, inside a lot of paintings have been preserved but it seems to have been abandoned or in a fire. Definitively worth visiting! To get inside you need to speak to the guard/police in the cabin across the street. They will take your ID or passport, when you come outside you can recollect it with them. They were very friendly, as was the Church guide.

Entering is free, if the front gate is closed, you have to press the doorbell, someone will come to open it for you.

Medieval church. Worth a short visit, but don't expect the level of work seen at its sister UNESCO sites

I almost started crying, and I'm not religious, but touched by its beauty and history. It survived so many attacs and years. Now, surrounded by barbed wire... you can not entrance. Hope unesco and all those :countries: will pay much more attention to their heritage... "Zenica oka mog gnezdo je lepote tvoje"

A beautiful 14th century Church in the capital of Kosovo. Recommended.

Restaurant Beska is a very spacious restaurant with many tables inside and outside. Inside has interesting decoration. Outside has view of the mosque 🕌 and the square. They advertised the menu for two and we went for it. It was decent portion with some effect of smoke. The meat plate was tasty enough and salad was fresh.

WARNING: THEY DON'T CARE ABOUT ANIMAL WELFARE. The staff is pushy and intrusive. The food is pretty mediocre. They give you free orange slices and tea to wash away the taste of the food. Okay, they have an aquarium. But they also have a squirrel in a tiny cage. This is not okay!!! Restaurants should not exploit wild animals to draw in customers. Unfortunately we found out about the squirrel after dinner. Good alternatives on the square are Gatsby and Pashtriku. The Burek Sarajevo is also a great option for a simple but amazing snack.

Shared a mixed grill after a “local” recommendation. Food was very tasty and plentiful, waiters were attentive and provided fast service considering the amount of covers. Bit of “theatre” when the meal arrived provided by some dry ice, and overall a very good dining experience.

the service was beautiful,fast and the waiter was very gentle and funny…the place have a magic atmosphere that makes me feel so relaxed AND more they even have a little and funny squirrel…❤️❤️❤️

The food was good, but I was quite disturbed to see a squirrel kept in a small enclosure. These animals are not meant for entertainment or to be confined in such conditions, especially in a restaurant. This completely ruined my dining experience. I sincerely hope the restaurant owner will release that poor animal and ensure it is treated humanely

Overcrowded, loud and poorly maintained. They don’t even use table covers—everything is served directly on the bare glass. The oil container was filthy, and the food was underwhelming. All meat dishes tasted the same, just in different shapes. Way overpriced for what you get. Wouldn’t recommend.

The menu should be fixed as soon as possible . Food is not in right level. Service was OK , we tried to hold the atmosphere thats why 3 stars. Place was nice.

Just ate at a place right in the heart of Prizren, and it was awesome! The food was seriously authentic and tasted amazing; everything was so flavorful. Plus, the service was super friendly and attentive, making the whole experience great. I would highly recommend checking it out if you're ever in the area! Definitely worth a visit.

We each ordered the shish kebab twice and the pleskavica twice, plus three portions of fries. The dishes are served with a small salad and flatbread. Personally, I would have liked a small dip on the side, but that’s rather uncommon in Kosovo and also in Albania unless you order it separately. That said, everything was really tasty and fairly priced (about 6-7 Euros). The food was served quickly and was nice and hot. One slightly unpleasant aspect was the street vendors and beggars who regularly come up to the tables. Normally that doesn’t bother me much, but the frequency here was really high (about every 4–5 minutes), which was a bit annoying. Still, the central location and the ambiance are truly lovely, and I can definitely recommend this restaurant in this beautiful city.

Really large authentic local restaurant operating in a hygienic environment, with friendly staff and fresh hot dishes. FOOD: Various chicken, beef and vegetarian dishes. As a coeliac I have a very sensitive stomach and can gladly say I never once felt ill in the time eating here, everything always came out hot, fresh and carefully prepared. Their fresh bread was thoroughly enjoyed by friends too. STAFF: The gentlemen were lovely and helpful, Google translate may be required, however that's part of going to a local fave. They have menu's in English as well. INTERIOR: Clean and suprisingly very large. They have loads of outdoor seating, easily suiting huge groups and inside, several larger rooms and additional upstairs seating. In the time there I saw business women meeting up, Dad's catching up, elderly popping by and tourists eating here. ACCESSIBILITY: While those with prams, walkers, wheelchairs can sit outside, there are a couple of stairs into the restaurant and the bathrooms are down a steep longer set of stairs. OVERALL: Highly recommend and would always come back.

The food was good an affordable. The bruschetta was a little bit tasteless and the table a bit sticky, that’s the reason for 4stars. The service was really nice, polite and extremely fast. I’d definitely go there again though.

Lunch by the riverside, wonderful experience. The kebab was delicious and flavourful, served with their local bread which is soft and doughy.

The food was tasty, the service friendly and good! Affordable prices too. It was nice to enjoy the food outside by the river, but the wasps and constant beggars were somewhat disturbing. But that's certainly the case in all nearby restaurants. All in all, a good place, definitely worth a visit :)

Good traditional grill. Well cooked, fast friendly service. Families with children of all ages are welcome. I enjoyed their Pleskavice e mbushur on my first visit so I returned a second night for steak and mushroom sauce.

A very nice atmosphere by the riverside, with the sound of the flowing water giving you a natural sense of calm. The food is very delicious, both traditional dishes and other types of cuisine! And the prices are reasonable.

We had lunch here when we visited, the Trout was delicious and the location was amazing.

Amazing food, amazing atmosphere and amazing hospitality. From the mixed starters, to the steaks with generous portions! Restaurant Marashi is a gem! 💎

Great place, good food and excellent service! Will definitely come back again.

Nice ambience reasonable service. Best was the meatballs, very tasty. The bread that came with it was hot and fluffy. The bruschetta that e ordered separately was pre cooked and hard and lukewarm. Confusing and unappetizing. Veg soup which the waiter recommended was a cream of mushroom base, quite tasty no doubt a decent amount of vegeta(as with other dishes) , but balanced reasonably well. Pasta despite saying it had tomatoes in the description lacked it, but its flavour was compellingly well balanced and we did leave satisfied. Overall price wasnt so bad either.

Although the food is excellent, and the reason we always come here whenever we visit Prizren, the service was extremely rude. The waiter who worked yesterday afternoon responded arrogantly when asked what language we could communicate in and remained very unfriendly the entire time due to ethnic intolerance. I also work in hospitality, and such things should never happen if the owner wants to remain professional and well-visited. A huge disappointment.

Service was a bit slow and prices were higher compared to other restaurants in Prizren, but the dishes were ok.

Our local friends brought us to this traditional spot for lunch, and it did not disappoint. We enjoyed a variety of delicious meze—flavorful spreads, local cheeses, and an especially tasty baked sausage—all served with excellent bread. Nearly everything is prepared in their beautiful wood-fired oven, which adds a special touch. Great service and a nice location rounded out the experience.

The restaurant is located on the first floor of Tiffany Hotel. Great atmosphere, amazing food, and friendly staff. Their mixed salad is out of this world!

we went there for lunch and we couldn’t make a better choice! There are a lots of traditional and non traditional options, all the meals are very big and tasty. We recommend the soup (even one portion is big enough for two people) and the traditional mantia. Service and atmosphere are nice too!

It’s a fancy place but hospitality there should have be better. Last night we had dinner there. We took some time to order food and we asked the waiter “please bring whatever you finish to us, don’t wait all done to bring us. Because one of our friend need to leave soon”, the waiter said “you don’t have time for food? It’s not my problem” man you are right but that’s not how you should say to your clients. And after checked bill we left the money on the table and walk out pass him and told him “the money on the table” then he said I can see it 😑…. This is not a good hospitality. Man you need to learn how to response to your clients!

We had a lovely experience. Apart from the dip, which was VERY salty, everything was divine.

Food is amazing. Place is underrated. Needs more good reviews. Has small portions. Bread is hot and fresh, dips were great, elbasan well balanced not too heavy, shope salad nice and fresh, kayak and peppers were delicious, xhyvek super hearty. Have tried to correct google location becuase it's in wrong spot. Google tiffany hotel to find the right one. Card accepted but their machine wasnt working so had to pay cash.

One of the best dishes I've ever eaten. Thank you to the reviewer who recommended Elbasan pans. Wow, it's been nearly a month and still thinking of how amazing it was. Thanks also to the reviewer who let us know maps mightn't lead us to correct location and it's beside People restaurant, was so good we didn't miss it, they have a name sign but it's facing the other end of the street so you could miss it and then you would be missing out. We were shown to the lovely courtyard area and had wanted to try traditional dishes. As there was small portions available it meant we could try a few things to share. Highlights was the bread served with the Ajvar so good but the highlight and everything was very good was the Elbasan with veal. Wow amazing, loved it. The Elbasan is available with a few different meats. The prices were so reasonable too. We also had a coffee to finish and it's one of the best I had on our trip. Definitely recommend this place and especially the Ajvar and Elbasan dishes. Service was great too.

Great view, very nice authentic atmosphere. The staff was polite but the food came very slowly. Portions are not very big which would be nice to be mentioned in the menu.

Long-established restaurant run by a big man in town. Tradition and modern technology coexist, and both Wi-Fi and power strips are available. The waiter has to carry a plate of food up and down a steep hill, which is the most back-breaking work and should be understood with more respect. # Kosovo

Very nice atmosphere, the best view of the city but service too slow

It is okay. Simple food for a reasonable price. The outdoor seating provides some lovely views.

On our 3 day motorbike road trip through Albania and Kosovo we stopped the second day in Prizren. We visited Ambient Restaurant for dinner and I think it was an excellent choice. Everything tasted great and the service was fantastic. I strongly recommend this place for anyone who will visit this beautiful city.

Excellent food at good prices. I highly recommend the lasagna and cornbread! Service was a little slow, but I've seen worse.

Best restaurant in Prizren. Traditional food, good wine, very welcoming staff.