Top 49 things to do and attractions in Pristina

Cannot recommend this architectural wonder and public library enough. I initially wasn't aware of the PR efforts around branding this the ugliest European building to create social media 'noise.' So I expected to see a simple, brutalistic boring building. The detail both in and out is truly remarkable though. Definitely one of the most architecturally detailed landmarks I've ever seen in the world. Was lucky enough to come across a library staff member who kindly took us on a detailed tour of the place and showed us around. He was super friendly and informative. Note: There are English reading books and war information in their dedicated 'American' section. If you wish to read particular books, you let the staff know and using a numerical system bring it up from underground (3 floors down). Very similar too some libraries in Paris, New York, London and Sydney. It's very efficient. OVERALL: Highly recommend and definitely worth taking the time to visit. It's free, smoke free and always open to the public.

The library is often named the ugliest building in the world but I beg to differ. This building is honestly has one of the coolest designs I came across throughout my trip. There's no tickets or extra fee to go inside to visit. The library also feels smaller than I thought once inside, the interior is pretty beautiful too. Only a small amount of rooms are open to the public, took me around 10-15 mins to explore the entire building.

It is certainly an awesome architecture, and it’s the only place worth visiting in centre Pristina. Beside it, there is a nice interesting abandoned cathedral.

The library is a piece of architectural art! You can go in it and look around, but if you want to use any of their books or resources, you have to have a membership. There are two study rooms that are open to the public - one on the main floor and one on the second floor. They are both silent study areas. The one on the bottom floor is set up like a testing center (with no phone allowed signs) while the one on the second floor is set up more like a study room.

Very interesting design of the library with free entrance. However nothing much inside to see but still worth seeing the outer architecture.

Despite being voted as the ugliest building in the world, i think that only shows the lack of education and knowledge people know about the place. The white domes are meant to represent the Plis which is culturally worn by Albanian men especially during the war with the Serbs during the period of Yugoslavia. Amazing building which has photos and exhibitions on how America helped Kosovo against the Serbs and how Kosovo went through such struggle in it's genocide.

Closed on Saturdays and Sundays, which makes no sense for visitors. We could only see the exterior, which is an unusual kind of ugliness — architecturally interesting, but not exactly pretty.

Easy to find, was there on workers day so it was a holiday and busy, every one wanted to get there pictures in front of it. Interesting how they keep repainting it so you don't know what to expect when you show...

A bold and ever-evolving symbol of Kosovo’s spirit! The Newborn Monument isn’t just a photogenic landmark - harder to take selfies because of the wide dimension — it’s a canvas for political, cultural, and social expression. Unveiled on the day Kosovo declared independence (Feb 17, 2008), it changes design each year, reflecting the country’s journey. Easy to find near the Palace of Youth and Sports, and well worth a visit to feel the pulse of modern Kosovo.

The Newborn Monument was one of my favorite stops in Prishtina. It’s amazing how it changes every year with a new design and message—each one feels meaningful and full of creativity. The whole area has a really positive vibe, and it’s a great spot to take photos and just take in the atmosphere of the city. If you’re in Prishtina, you definitely shouldn’t miss it!

After the visit and listening to local friends, I can sort of understand why this is called Kosovo's most recognized international symbol. Would suggest everyone to checking in on annual bassist to see what new ideas are reflected here.

Great symbolic monument for Kosovo as a country. I heard different times different design .

It’s interesting to see the new ‘Newborn’ monument in Pristina a powerful symbol that continues to evolve with time and reflect current sentiments. It really invites reflection and conversation.

Exactly at the day we went, there was a truck blocking the monument. Probably working in some event at the side venue. Still this place is too remember that Kosovo is a country. A young one

A very modern and 'clean' church, not cluttered with a lot of statues. The windows and a few statues around the altar draw the main focus of your attention. We were here midweek so missed English Mass on a Sunday, but enjoyed a quiet prayerful time saying the Rosary. It's easy to miss, but you can take the lift up to the top of the bell tower for €2, which is well worth it. Views are spectacular of the Kosovo national library in particular and other sights near and far.

Beautiful cathedral dedicated to the most beautiful soul. Pay 2eur to take a lift up the bell tower. Great views.

A striking and modern cathedral dedicated to one of the most beloved humanitarian figures. The architecture is elegant, with tall bell towers and beautiful stained-glass windows, including one of Mother Teresa with the Pope. The peaceful interior offers a quiet place for reflection in the heart of the city. Entry is free, and it’s worth a short visit whether for spiritual or cultural interest.

It was a beautiful cathedral with great glass details. Going up to the tower part was 2 euros per person. A fee that can be given to go up to a tower where you can see the entire Pristina.

Inside the cathedral is excellent. Very clean and the stained glass windows are beautiful. The elevator ride up to the viewing area costs a few euros per person. The elevator was slow the entire way up which was annoying when waiting for groups of people to enter and send the elevator back down again, leading to increased wait times. The elevator is cheap and wobbly for such a tall building (Schindler 3300, really??). The views at the top are beautiful, but the elevator is slow, and you often have to wait ages to wait for groups of people to enter/exit at the bottom and top.

I loved the church, especially on a sunny day it shines with the simple white interior and the beautiful colorful windows that reflect the light everywhere. For 2€ you can take the elevator up and have a pretty good view over the city. Only sad thing is how dirty it is up there in a sense of wall paintings, so pls don’t put sth on the walls.

This is a beautiful, simple, uncluttered cathedral of white stone. Inside is spacious and airy, welcoming to sit and breathe. The whole ambience is inviting. Worth a visit.

I was excited to visit but what shocked that it actually is more like an abandoned Museum! No proper cooling system in this summer heat and all what’s presented isn’t that interesting especially in the first floor. No proper presentation of the history of the country especially during Ottoman Empire days and so. I wouldn’t recommend visiting it however it’s beside three of beautiful mosques so you might as well pass by it.

The ancient and modern history of Kosovo is sufficiently understood. But unfortunately there is not enough information about the Ottoman Empire period. Only the swords of the period are exhibited.

A small local museum with two exhibitions, archeology and history. Entrance is free, a small donation is expected. Exhibitions are small, while the archeologic one has some descriptions, the historic one lacks in entirely. No background, no storytelling, nothing. The historic exhibition is basically a random collection of old weapons ans uniforms. The museum could be nice if curated, but in its current state it's a 10min walk-in and out. Not recommended.

Wrong location in Google Maps. It’s 100 meters towards the main road. Small museum. First floor is archaeological. Some nice Neolithic items and the stupendous little women in a skirt. The second floor is recent war stuff.

Many have looted art out of Kosovo, so the displays here remain sparse. Nevertheless, the grounds are well kept by the staff, and the art that is here tell an interesting story. Admission is free, and the museum is centrally located. Well worth a visit.

Visitors to the Museum of Kosovo in Pristina, I recommend this place, where you can discover the history of Kosovo through weapons of various types used by Albanian warriors warriors during the First World War the Second World War and war of independence . and archeological finds from the Roman and Byzantine eras, such as what I saw a three glass oil lamps 2nd-4th A.D find it in site of (Vendenis ) was an ancient town in Dardania during the Roman period, and the Statio Vindenis is one of the stations identified. This archaeological site is located in the area of the village of Gllamnik, municipality of Podujeva. The site is located about 5 km south-east of Podujeva .the source taken following my visit to the museum with a native friend of the region whom I thank infinitely for the valuable information , a advice that make the visit with connoisseurs of history it will help you greatly . The museum is located near of the Sultan 1. Murat Mosque. Xhamia e Carshisë

Excellent collection of findings from neolithic to modern Kosovo history. New museum/work in progress, free entry. Lightning and compartments very well done. Rooms with high quality documentary projection.

An interesting place for an ancient cultural way of life, it takes less than 15 minutes to see everything. It is worth visiting if you have time, otherwise if you couldn't visit it nothing to regret.

Free entrance but still very interesting place. The curator is professional and kind. Explained well about the overall history there. Max. 15 min taking course. I recommend!

I was recently in this museum and it was a really great and nice experience, thanks for showing us and explaining us everything, really cool visit, worth visiting this museum!!

Currently only one of the buildings is open - the rest are still being restored - but I enjoyed the visit! The curator is extremely informative, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the restoration project and led our tour of the house in extremely clear English. Its a short visit for sure, but enjoyable.

We got there like 5 minutes before it close and a big thank you to the guide for letting us in and showing around and telling us all about the museum's history

It's a very tiny museum with only one small building showing the historical living conditions. But it's free entrance and free restroom 😂

If you want to travel back on time in history, you must visit this amzing museum in downtown prishtinë A place containing all the monuments of the civilization traditional house of the Ottoman era, containing the collections of the civilization. Of held tradition dress women of the time an extraordinary weaving work A landmark to find the museum it is opposite the museum hotel.

If you want quick service, skip this place. Like avoid it at all costs. If you want a beautiful space with good food, go, but plan for a long time there. My friend and I walked in. Sit wherever you want inside or out. We sat at the bar. Despite many workers, we had to flag down several servers to get anything and they acted annoyed when we did. 25 minute wait to be acknowledged. 30 minute wait to get our order and so on. The food was good and comes in huge portions. The beets and cold potatoes are starters but come out on big plates. My friend loved his sando and my meatballs were so good! Their beer list is limited and their lemonade is sour! The staff itself is beautiful and very clean.

We found this place by accident. It's hidden away behind some tall hedges. There is a nice atmosphere and the garden was lit well with garden lights. We sat outside as it was warm but inside looks great too. We had cocktails which were delicious and only 5 euro.

Nice place and delicious food… especially the ambiance, decoration, and books are amazing. The garden is also a pleasant spot to spend time. However, it can be hard to find a table, especially in the evening. Prices are slightly higher than other places, but still reasonable. The service is a bit slow.

Everything is tasty and good, but beware - the hummus on the menu it says that it comes with rye bread. Instead its served with white bread. Its good but not rye - so less healthy and much higher in sugar as its white flour so an issue if someone has diabetes for example or simply chooses a healthier lifestyle. However I informed the waiter who took the feedback on board very positively which I am glad that this establishment seems to be pro-active and have well trained employees. Overall, incredible interior design, lovely outside sitting area. Would recommend.

We were a group of six and ordered quite a lot – beers, margaritas, whiskey sour, vodka sour, fried cheese, shrimp papardelle, bolognese, and a spinach pie roll. You can see the full list in the receipt attached. The atmosphere is absolutely beautiful – easily one of the trendiest spots in Pristina. That said, many items on the menu were unavailable, which was a letdown. We all ended up having pasta due to the limited options. Still, the drinks and appetizers we managed to get were delicious, and the overall vibe makes it worth a visit.

Deep Fried Cheese, Chicken Strips, Fries and The Dessert are Awesome! Good Drinks Also! Ambience is Really Cool, Library Style Bar

Went there for a coffee but ended up having lunch. We got the Lamb Kebaps and lemonade and they tasted really good. The service was good too.

Well maintained, clean and spacious, a perfect place for hot summer days and picnics 🧺, walks and mountain trails 🚵‍♀️ 1€ enterance/parking fee.

This is an amazing place and very close to the city centre. You pay €1 to take your van in and then you can just park in the deep of the forest. I was not disturbed and had a great night sleep. Plus a great place to walk my dogs in the morning. There are some roaming dogs, but they didn’t really bother us.

It's the second place you must absolutely not miss in Pristine (the other one is the Reporting House). It is gorgeous in autumn. If you like trekking you can prepare yourself for a 2 hour climb through the hill but if you are a light walker you can have a 30 minute walk and get some coffe or food at Villa Germia before you go back to your vehicle.

A decent park but not so much to do. There are many other parks in Europe that offer so much other than green space. Also, their public swimming pool is closed in the summer which is the ideal season for it.

Great place, I love to have a run in the park and then go for a swim in the pool!

Very peaceful and clean park. There are tons of mosquitos in the summer be careful. Don’t go this park if you dont have vehicle or bicycle. It takes 30+ minutes minimum to center of the park while walking. There 3 different roads. One for cars, one for bicycles one for hiking. Hiking road is always shady which is good. You can rent a bicycle or scooter by 1 € per hour. And also there is swimming pool, basketball-tennis court at the beginning of the park you can go there. If you dont have swim suits or towels; they sell.

A wonderfully maintained park with kilometers of walking and hiking trails for all levels. The park trails are paved and relatively flat, while the hiking trails provide undulating gradations for a good hiking experience. The foliage just starting turning while I was here, and they painted a beautiful backdrop. It was a thoroughly enjoyable hike even in a light rain.

This establishment is the most enchanted garden themed restaurant in the world!!😍 It has loads of charm like a museum with ancient artifacts, relics, sculptures and photos of a time long past. It is so magnificent! Now, this is my favorite restaurant in the Balkans! I know, I know. I only been to Macedonia and now, Kosovo! But I have made up my mind! The food was delicious, fresh and flavorful! I am very happy my driver/tour guide recommended this amazing establishment! The staff were professional, friendly and attentive. Thank you for the introduction to authentic Kosovo Cuisine!! It was worth every kilometer traveled! 🇽🇰🫶🏽🙏🏽😊

Strongly recommended. They place is very nice, with lovely decoration. Food was superb. Portions were big and we (3 people) shared 3 starters and 2 main to taste different things. All was delicious and the lamb was perfectly cooked. I can't say what was my favorite dish.

Best food experience in Prishtina. The servers are positive and nice. The food rations are pretty big and the food itself is amazing. We tried steak, suxhuk and qofte and everything was cooked to perfection. The place itself is an albanian wonder, with many references to village life. There is a smoking area, where you can also eat, and there is a big cozy space inside. We arrived at 5, so there were a lot of free tables, but for a later time it is best to make a reservation as it can get very busy.

This place is one of the oldest restaurants in Prishtina and it has kept its unique interior and high-quality food since the beginning. I loved the atmosphere, the service was very good and the food incredible. It is a bit more expensive than other places, but worth to try it.

One of the most beautiful places in the city! The food ranges between exceptional to plain vanilla depending on your choice but the Kosovo specialties were great! The only down side is that you can’t book in advance on their website and the service is quite bad! Perhaps because of the lack of English ( even though the menu is fully translated) but it feels rude and without interest for the foreigners!

The food was really excellent and also very reasonably priced. I’d especially like to highlight the service – the staff were very friendly, attentive, and child-friendly. Even without a reservation, we got a table without any problems. At the end, we were even offered a complimentary coffee. All in all, a thoroughly enjoyable visit – highly recommended!

We were a group of six and ordered a wide range of dishes: Kosovo-style meat medallions, Tavë Kosi (lamb with yogurt, Elbasan-style), meatballs with sour cream, baked mushrooms with cheese, grilled peppers, and a local salad with Sharri cheese. We also had local beer and house wine. Unfortunately, almost every dish came covered with the same melted cheese, which made everything taste too similar. If the staff had mentioned this, we would have made different choices. The Tavë Kosi was the highlight – it was our first time trying it, and we truly enjoyed it. The atmosphere is extremely authentic – maybe even too much so. While it adds to the character of the place, it also extends to the restrooms, which didn’t feel very hygienic. What really brought the experience down was the service. The waiters were quite rude and unhelpful when we asked for guidance or recommendations. For a restaurant with such a reputation, the hospitality was disappointing. If you’re coming with a large group, definitely make a reservation in advance.

A Serbian Orthodox Church that was left unfinished due to the Kosovo War. It's located just beside the National Library, but the area around it is not maintained and filled with weeds. Nevertheless the church looks impressive when viewed from afar, and the unfinished look it has adds a special feel to it. Other reviews commented there were aggressive stray dogs around the area but I didn't encounter any while I was around. Maybe I'm lucky, but would advise others who are planning to visit to be cautious.

Beautiful building and made even more impressive with the surrounding snow. But ..... I myself and my children were attacked by the stray dogs. My children ran to safety but as I was defending them I was badly bitten on my leg by one of the largest dogs. The experience was terrifying. I have required hospital treatment and 3 stiches in my would. Please beware and do not attempt to close if the dogs are in sight

What a sight. A Serbian Orthodox Church left unfinished due to the war in Kosovo in the late 90s. It adds an eerie touch to the surroundings and it honestly, despite not being finished, a beautiful building.

The church looks interesting, and is a great place to photograph, but... The stray dogs, beware of the stray dogs! Two of the dogs were running at us, my friend started running away, but I stood firm, shielded my legs with my backpack, and loudly shouted at them. One of the dogs ran away, but the other... BIT INTO MY BACKPACK. If I wasn't holding it, it would have definitely bitten either me or my friend. It's a pity, I really wanted to see this place closer. A friendly local told me that it's well known that the strays there are dangerous.

Photo worthy Cathedral. But as mentioned by many, beware of the dogs. Just stay off the grass, and you will be fine.

Construction of the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral began in 1995 during the Yugoslav period, but was halted and left unfinished during the 1998 Kosovo conflict. I feel sad to see as if its presence symbolises the complex history of Kosovo and its ethnic composition. # Kosovo

It’s worth reading up on some of the history of this derelict church before you pass by - it helps appreciate what’s happening a lot more. For something which was never finished it’s got quite some story to tell and while the area appears not to be getting maintained currently it’s a brilliant landmark to admire, whatever your opinion. A must see I believe when in the city.

Yes it's a historic landmark, but you can't climb it. If you want a great view of Prishtina head to the Mother Teresa Cathedral instead. You can go up the bell tower in a lift for just €2 and the views are spectacular.

If you’re walking by you might as well stop, but the door is locked so you can’t climb up for a view at the top… going out of your way feel it seems kind of pointless

One of several tourist attractions in this part of town.

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Cool to see but nothing special.

A nice clock tower which still functions

It's great view in heart of Pristina

(Translated by Google) Very nice in this art gallery (Original) Shum bukur ne kete galeri te arteve

They only have a couple of vegan options (the burger, fries) but at €3 I’m not complaining! Wine was also €3 a glass. Very chilled out vibe. I could stay here for hours. I wish people didn’t smoke in the garden though as I would’ve liked to sit out there.

Very cozy little coffee spot that actually had delicious meals and homemade iced tea in the summer. The place is near the centre and has its own artistic vibe. The staff was friendly and prices affordable. Definitely recommend for its vegetarian options in the menu and their friendly cat laying around 🥺

It looks small at a glance but actually quite spacious inside, towards downstairs in the patio. It’s popular among young people. There were some painting/drawing on the wall that gives a nice atmosphere. There is a relaxed cat and it also relax us. I went there to have beer. The staff there was nice and friendly.

An extremely unique, cozy and lively coffee shop / bar downtown in Prístina. Colours, smiles, tastes, all around you creating an enjoyable and homey environment. The ambience is excellent .

I hesitated to write this review because I don't want to spread negativity, but I feel a responsibility to future visitors of this cafe. On my first visit everything was great the cafe itself is quite cool, I ordered a few coffees and settled in to do some work on my laptop. The next morning, I followed the same routine. But this time an older woman likely the manager or possibly the owner abruptly approached me, instructing me to move to an inside room for lunch service. Note that there were 2-3 other people also on their laptops who weren't given the same directive. This was despite the fact that the cafe was nearly empty, as you can see in the attached image. For me the issue wasn't what she said, but how she said it. I've traveled to over 45 countries and visited hundreds of cafes worldwide, and I've never been approached so rudely. It felt like she was singling me out while expecting me to read her mind To be clear, this isn't about financial concerns. I tipped the baristas generously, far exceeding the price of the coffee itself. I don't mind paying more; it's the principle of treating customers with respect that matters to me. I found out I'm not the only one who felt this way; another person at a nearby cafe that I met this week had a similar, unwelcoming experience at Dit’ e Nat’ with this specific lady. I do want to note that the rest of the staff are AWESOME, they have a great group of baristas. It’s sad that one person is jeopardizing the reputation of the cafe.

As a vegetarian traveler who is over the hot vegetable pot of the Balkan region this is a life saver!!! They have great wifi, comfy seating, good vibes to get some work done while on the road or just eat some great veggie food! I had the avocado sandwich and my friend the carrot linguini. All so tasty we scarfed it down!

Nice place to go out with friends or have lunch, drink, beer. There is smoke free space as well as smoking area. Good selection of drinks. They have a cat there! Comfy seats and a free wi-fi, so You'll see some hipsters work from here. They speak English.

no menu abundance of food and wine honestly simple grilled food at an incredible price

A four course prefix including wine. Started with delicious spreads, then a salad, two types of meat, and dessert. A totally lovely atmosphere. €25 per person. Cash only.

A very lovely restaurant. With a very cosy atmosphere. We were very happy with our choice and we enjoyed a lot our dinner . The Chef knows his food and amount of serving for the amount of people that are dining. It's worth mentioning that the chicken was cooked to perfection, because there's always problematic to cook it and not all reach this good, tasty ,well marinated and moist point. That's why I don't prefer chicken in restaurants,but herewas very well done.The calf was very soft, moist, very well cooked . The appetizers are really delicious and the fresh salad was super tasty, with very fresh products that made the difference. We will come back for sure. Thank you for the lovely night

One of our best dining experiences in Pristina was at Renaissance. Inside a stone building using reclaimed pavement, the restaurant is run by the owner's sons. The space itself is beautiful with a second-floor loft and an open kitchen. The experience is one set price of 25 Euros paid in cash. Once seated, they bring food and unlimited wine to your table. The wine is house wine and there's a red and white. I went with white. It's a little sour, but not bad. The food comes out in waves perfectly timed. The starters are mushrooms, dips, bread, and olives. Next is a salad and then a plate of chicken kebabs. A small plate of dessert of bananas and a fried dough ball ends the experience. Overall, we loved our long dinner here. The owners are passionate and built a cozy place.

Atmosphere was really good. Service is excellent. Fix menu fix price for 2 people 50 Euros . Main dishes chicken and meat together only the sauce was too salty for my taste

What a great place! Family owned, feels like home. Reservation recommended since it’s rather popular. 20 euros per person for full experience: 0,5 liters of white and red wines, small plates/appetizers, salad to share, main dish (vegetarian available), and dessert 🍮. Pros: - pleasant atmosphere - friendly and professional staff; speak English - price - small plates and salad (favorites) Needs improvement: - provide better quality wine; raise the price or reduce the portion if needed. The current option is subpar and tastes like chemicals. - add side of vegetables to the meat dish. Eating meat alone may not be everyone’s favorite. - introduce new desserts and rotate periodically. For example, serve different desserts on different days or just have more than one option at any given day. Genuinely like the place and will be back again!

Renaissance is indeed a whole Renaissance experience. This restaurant sets a high bar not only in Kosovo but all across Europe. I am refering to the interior, the exterior, food, atmosphere and super friendly staff. Note: make sure to have a reservation

Kinda hidden. It has a layed back vibe and really good service! I enjoyed my cocktail in peace. I highly recommend it for a quick break form exploring the city centre.

Overall rating - 9/10 Incredible quality for a cafe in Prishtina. Prices are average. The menu has many kinds of coffee. I tasted irish coffee and it was really delicious. Just car park area is so limited in neighborhood.

They served a truly awful and incorrect piña colada, but for those who stuck to coffee, it was okay.

This is the first cafe I hung out in when visiting Kosovo way back in 2015 and every time I return I can't help but find myself back here. The interior is really cool, well designed with a great vibe. The coffee is arguably the best in town. Huge drink selection including a number of different wines, which suits me perfectly. Historically, it's always been super packed in the winter time and provided a great opportunity to mingle with locals and foreigners. Highly recommended!

Had to drink some coffee. I probably had the worst latte I have ever had in my life. I don't know about the cocktails but for coffee 👎

Maybe seems dark to sit during the day, but near the window it was comfy and nice. Okay coffe, okay staff. I was really early in the morning. They do not accept payment with cards.

Laid back coffee shop in Prishtina,with a wonderful service and even better espresso. I challenge anyone to find one better

Albi mall is one of the biggest malls in Pristina and besides having plenty of shops also the food court is nice with many options for food. It has also cinema and bowling center. Recommend it!

Excellent mall. Very large. Has many shops. Bowling and cinema. Best thing is that they have many cafes , also big food court.

Very big complex with verity of goods and shops, prices expensive compared to the quality, nothing special with restaurant's food, good to spend time with family

This mall open till 10pm has a plug and play 11 kW EV charging station right by the front entrance where New Yorker is. Thank you mall.

Works at Bata were very mean, one of them even rolled their eyes at me, not helping out with anything either.

First of all! If visiting on foot from the centre, make sure you walk up the road on the side of the mall... As no crossings, no bridge! But... It's the biggest mall in Pristina that I've found, by a long way! I gotta go back, as wasn't expecting it to be so big! Looks very modern, smart, many great shops, including Jumbos... A great budget shop of many things. Oddly, with it all being so nice... The toilets were pretty dirty! Especially as a cleaner was leaving as I entered. Maybe other areas were had better ones?

Great mall with lots of shops and eateries especially on the top floor. The supermarket is really good showing countries of origin for all products 😁

Ah this so good..ok so.. Bob Joseph dole Statue is not very far from here..just few blocks down the road.and because Bob Dole fought Clinton in the 1992 election ( of course before the Texan Ross Perot indulged himself in th election) I find it very interesting to have two statues very close to each other of all other places..in Pristina. Just pay a visit and see. And oh mother Teresa bolouvard is not far from there. See I told you .it's interesting. Ok all.the best.

Pretty cool to see Bill Clinton being recognized here. Not sure of the history here. Easy walk on the Main road.

Poor Mr. Bill Clinton, standing among the vegetable stands and a regular residencial apartment

As I knew nothing of Kosovo before coming, when I saw this on Google maps... I thought why? So Googled! A great statue, and banner, showing great respect and gratitude from the people of Kosovo to the USA and president who save them when invaded by Yugoslavia.

an amazing and fun landmark, in a gorgeous city

This is a symbol of the gratitude the country holds towards the U.S. President Clinton, who contributed significantly to the independence of Kosovo. Some people may like it others, on the other hand, criticize it for the disproportionate ratio of some human part. It is still a very significant symbol of the city

Located in a busy area of the city and on a popular intersection of road, it’s hard to recommend this as a place to relax, but there are some spots to sit. The statue itself is nice and there’s the big banner on the wall of the building behind, making it clear where you are and reminding of the history the city has. Nothing overly special other than the significant is has in terms of the cities history and worth passing by given it’s in the centre.

Worth a visit. The tiniest onions and the biggest white cheese I ever saw.

A little run down, but on the plus side the vendors aren't as pushy as in other markets. We had limited luggage capacity to buy anything heavy, so all the electrical and kitchenware stalls were irrelevant and very few spice stalls compared to Turkish markets

One of the biggest markets in Pristina. Lots of locals. Not much activity in the winter.

(Translated by Google) The market here reminds me of the typical bazaars that I know and appreciate very much from Turkey. It is a place where mostly locals do their shopping. During our family vacation we found some nice souvenirs to take home here. I was particularly happy to buy my first branded socks - a little highlight! 😅😂 (Original) Der Markt hier erinnert mich an die typischen Basare, die ich aus der Türkei kenne und sehr schätze. Es ist ein Ort, wo vor allem Einheimische ihre Einkäufe erledigen. Während unseres Urlaubs mit der Familie haben wir hier einige schöne Erinnerungsstücke für zu Hause gefunden. Besonders habe ich mich gefreut, meine ersten Markensocken zu kaufen – ein kleines Highlight! 😅😂

(Translated by Google) Large, quite impressive market, some areas are unsanitary. Everything and nothing. The atmosphere there is quite good. It's worth the detour. Open 7 days a week until late for some starts. English is not spoken much, I met a salesman there who spoke a little French (Original) Grand marché assez impressionnant, certaines zones sont insalubres. De tout et de rien . L’ambiance y est assez bonne . Ça vaut le détour . Ouverture 7J/7 jusqu’à tard pour certains commences . L’anglais n’est pas beaucoup parlé , j’y ai croisé un vendeur qui parlait un peu le français

Great fresh produce choices.

Nice people.

One of the best trout I had! The clay pot cooking is so delicious, simple and tasty

Very nice restaurant that offer traditional and western food. The place is beautiful and the atmosphere is very pleasent. I ordered the veal in yogurt, which was delicious. In addition, I ordered 2 small dishes: 1 kebab and 1 meatball - both was very good too! The local wine was good as well.

Read so many good reviews about this place therefore was eager to try it. Unfortunately it didn’t live to my expectations. The food was terrible, meat too fatty, shopshka salad tasteless, the burger not too good. Above all, the service was mediocre. Don’t understand on what criteria people base their reviews…..

The food is always very delicious, and the restaurant’s location in the city center makes it a perfect spot to enjoy a great meal. Highly recommend!

We had the fixed menu at 16 eur. It was plenty of food and rather too much for us. It was nice to sample a few dishes but I think we are still the one mains (with maybe a desert) type of diners. Attentive table service.

The grilled trout was incredible. Great service & cosy vibe.

The gentleman who was our waiter was excellent. He was accommodating, spoke English and helped us a lot. We did the 11 Euro meal. Goodness gracious me! It's a lot of food! Tasty but a lot. Fresh ingredients. Everything was excellent. Can't fault anything.

A traditional Kosovan restaurant frequented by locals mainly not tourists. Don't expect to stumble across it as there's no signage and it is busy so call and reserve a table in advance. It won't be to everyone's taste as there is no menu and you take what you are given, but the food is delicious and a true flavour of the region. The Sarma in particular was delicious (grape leaves stuffed with meat), but the Mantia (veal dumplings) and Elbesan tave me mishi vici (lamb in eggs and yoghurt) were good too. The beetroot in the salad was so fresh and tasty and the breads and dips nice too. Without wine it would have been €18 per person, but the wine does increase the bill significantly. All in a great experience and thanks to the staff and the local shopkeeper who recommended it!

The food is decent, however, be prepared for the waiter to bring you dishes you didn’t even order just to charge you more. They don’t have a menu in the restaurant. We ordered three dishes, but the waiter brought something completely different — and even five dishes in total. They don’t speak English, and it’s very likely this is their way of making extra money. Tourists, BEWARE!

During our day trip to Pristina, we stopped for lunch at a charming restaurant located a bit outside the city center, nestled in a residential area. There is no menu at this establishment, so be sure to communicate your likes and dislikes to the server. We enjoyed a lovely red wine, along with some dips, a salad, and three meat dishes. All the food was delicious, although it would have been nice to have some rice to accompany the sauce.

Tiffany serves local dishes from the Balkans. There is no set menu, but rather whatever the chefs have available at the time. Accordingly, there are no exact prices. The food was delicious and varied. The team was polite, but not particularly warm towards me. I was able to pay by credit card. You should plan on spending 20 euros per person including drinks.

Enjoyed an incredibly memorable meal here - they were fully booked but found some space for me, and fed me like a local. Everything was fresh and homemade, but most importantly it was delicious. The host was friendly and honestly it was my highlight of Pristina.

At the beginning, we sat at the table and asked for a menu, but the waiter told me there was no menu and that he would bring us food of his own choice. Then he left immediately. When I went to ask about the prices, I found out he wanted to charge me 40 euros, and most of the food he chose was just salads. We waited for the food for more than 30 minutes before it arrived, and the water also came late. Honestly, I was expecting a better experience than this, but the taste of the kofta was good.

Good food, nice staff, and a great environment. It's a peaceful place. We ordered different types of foods and baklava. My favorite dish is tave kosi.

I'm customer of this restaurant since 2007 and I' still impressed about the quality of the meals at nice location with pretty good staff.

Great place, great atmosphere and amazing service. We loved the food and really good quality for the price. We tried many dishes but the aubergines and the Moroccan burger was a blast. The bartender was really kind and treated us like family. You must go!

I highly recommend visiting this very atmospheric place with amazing and delicious food, friendly staff and relaxing music👏🏻

Home restaurant has delicious food in gigantic portions, as well as a great wine selection (by the bottle) - I had the risotto with chicken and mushrooms, and I took it to go and had it two more times! The risotto was very very good, and I ate it straight out of the fridge as a leftover. I also had the feta salad, which was delicious but too big to finish. Our waitperson brought us some complementary homemade rum with the check (Rakija), and it was delicious. There was a small stove in the dining room with a fire going, so cozy! I have not been here for dinner, but it is an excellent lunch option for sure!

To put it in simple words; awful taste. 1) the location is superb 2) the decoration is very nice 3) the menu should serve as a red flag as they have no special cuisine but a very large variety from Lebanese, Turkish, Indian, British, Italian, Mexican, and Moroccan kitchens to name a few. 4) the vegetables Tempura tasted as bad as it looked. 5) the pasta was horribly dry with no sauce, saturated with cooking oil instead and with no Parmesan cheese. 6) nothing tastes authentic or remotely edible here. 7) kudos to the staff who tried to solve the chef failures, but still the food was horrible despite being edible after the modifications

Went here for the second and the food was better than the first time, will visit again.

Overall, an ok experience! Not the usual spring rolls but with a Balkan kick to it!! The pasta with pesto, it was very oily. Curry rice had a nice taste to it!! The price and rations are reasonable good 👍

Great bar to grab a few beers ... we sat outside and watched life go by... when it got nippy we went inside and enjoyed the inside atmosphere... great nostalgic music from 80s and 90s and friendly staff

Great location, cozy and right place for meet lovers. Tasty traditional Balcans food. Affordable prices.

Ordered a vodka sour and we saw the bartender dilute it with soda water that should absolutely not be in the drink. Unacceptable behavior, think they can get away with anything just because we are tourists. Do not go here.

Such a chill place with good music and food. They clearly know what they’re doing since the ambiance perfectly matches the area! Also, got a chance to meet the owners which made the experience that much better since you understand the hard work they put into making this place what it is today. Definitely recommend a visit!

Taverna Tirona a cool place to get out and have a beer or two. Location is very good, but not in the prime streets of Pristina. Honestly not really impressed by the kitchen and service. Don't expect much from kitchen but simple dishes of a pub. Tidiness around the bar and kitchen access was an issue, a bit chaotic and not very clean. However good place to have a beer. Enjoy!

It's a clean and nice place, the waiters are nice and they even have a menu in english. The food tasted very good and the coffee was also nice. I recommend a visit!

We ordered two vodka sours but they mixed one full and one half and filled up the rest with Schweppes. Would not admit it and still charged full price.

Delicious food with many flavors of vegan style. Staff, friendly and engaging. The cat is sweet, found it sleeping at the entrance 🤔😜 as it should be. Love and recommend this cozy place!

I’ve ordered the roasted carrot dip small it’s served with grilled pita - so amazing it’s a must try. I also ordered the Buddha burger. It really is a burger with delicious lentil patties and dripping with delicious sweet tahini pomegranate dressing. The two really complement each other and super filling. For a total of less than 6 euros. I’ve taken several pics of the burger so you can see how hearty it is. Must try

First proper vegetarian restaurant we’ve found in three weeks between the Croatian islands, Skopje, Peja and Prizren in Kosovo and Cetinje, Kotor and Kolasin in Montenegro. We had the Buddha burger, Buddha bowl and Patatas Bravas, made with fresh sliced potatoes. First time I’ve had them like that, and I am a papas / patatas bravas afficionado. Delicious food! Friendly and prompt service. Relaxed vibe with nice music playing. Great find!

We were very happy to have found this beautiful place. We enjoyed it so much that we ate there two days in a row. The food itself is remarkable: all veggie, lots of vegan options and everything tasted so fresh and well rounded. We especially enjoyed the cigara burek and the zesty wrap, but everything was incredible. What also really added to the anyways cozy atmosphere was a friendly cat named Party. He was strolling around the restaurant, greeting us at the entrance and enjoyed the customers’ petting. We will definitely be back to this place whenever we are in Prishtinë!

A piece of heaven in Pristina. This tiny restaurant brought me back to the vibrant streets of Lebanon. The food was amazing: it didn’t only fill my belly but also my soul! ❤️

Lovely cozy place in the city center with a really nice and warm atmosphere. Everything on their menu is delicious, but the Falafel bowl, Carrot dip & Cigara Borek are my favorite. The staff is really friendly as well. Cannot recommend this place enough! 10/10

Come here once and be prepared to go back! A bit difficult to find since it’s hidden in a little, narrow street behind higher buildings, but when you find it the atmosphere of the place brings you immediately in another dimension compared to the busy streets around. The place is super nice and calm, with lovely vintage decorations inside. The menu has many options for vegan and vegetarian, all of them look great. I had a vegan burger that was absolutely delicious. Also quite big portion, I was satisfied (but I could have had more since it was so good!). I would definitely go back many times if I would live in Pristina!

A monument which was built by the Serbs in the memory of their loss of their country to sultan Murat in 1389. Nothing to much to see. Just a tower and stairs to go to the top. Passports or identity cards are taken while getting in and I believe this monument is especially build in jealousy as sultan Murat türbe gets more attraction and much more popular

I am not from this region, 1389 is too far fetched for me. But I do understand that Milosevic speech in 1989 is very significant. Sparkling up so-called nationalism & hatred among different nations in former Yugoslavia, marking it’s path of being disintegrated. How amazing that bus loads & plane loads were brought here.

The Kosovo Battle Monument. A soldier forbade me from going in with a camera, but using a phone was fine. I don’t really understand the reason, but the views aren’t particularly interesting. If you’re passing by, it’s not a bad place to visit, but if you’re not very interested in history, you won’t be missing much.

Make sure you have id/ passport the Police requires you to leave it with them. NO public transport in the area. better have taxi stand by. Its free entrance and you can go up to the top. nothing much in the area .

Memorial for battle of 1389 between armies of Tzar Lazar and Sultan Murat. Although the monument itself is not taken care of it is still nice. From top of the tower you have nice views of Pristina and Obiliq

A historical place. Male sure to bring your identification. Filming with cameras and drones requires prior authorization

Very cool. Be ready for the 117steps. It's a good workout!

Nice large square with benches to rest. Good meeting point to talk to people. Cafes are nearby.

An incredibly moving monument made up of 20,000 pins, each representing a woman who was a victim during the Kosovo War. Up close, the details are haunting, and from a distance, they form a powerful portrait. A must-see for understanding the country’s history and resilience.

Cool 3D monumental structure near the active part of town. There's also a placard there giving the information of the significance of the structure.

A beautiful artwork and important reminder of the horror of war and for women in particular.

An exceptional portrait that depicts the contribution, sacrifice, and courage of ethnic Albanian women.

Love the details of this meaningful artwork monument just opposite the NEWBORN monument.

A painful but beautiful rememberance monument for dedicated to all the women and young girls sacrifices during the invasion of Serbia in Kosovo in 1999.

the food is busss acc chicken crunch salad is literally 100/10 soo so good (especially with the chilli oil yum) the rest, the beef sandwhich was mid but the faijtas are pretty good price: quite expensive for kosov 7€ per plate? crazy,basically a scam pls make it a bit cheaper cuz thats very overpriced.. but still this is one of the best lunch places in prishtin def try out the crunch chicken salad

Absolutely wonderful, pleasant surroundings, great food and well priced. See you again SOON.

After waiting 20 minutes for 2 fajita crunches, when the food arrived the meat inside was almost ice cold!!! They make the same mistake many times....It's a shame how the same thing happens several times and when you know that the price is European. There has been a lack of professionalism for a long time!

Staff is terrible!!! Rude, mean and they give you strange looks! Moreover, if they do not “like” you they will delay your food. We can see other people that came after us being served immediately while our simple order took 30 minutes? And I have heard this from other people too…. strange, to say the least. Food is good but staff makes it a very uncomfortable place to be in! Sadly. Would not recommend!!!!

PAPIRUN IZ LIT 🎉👏🥳 From delicious fast food to a healthy plate, from orders of lunch breaks to in house dates, its a place to be. Super delicious, clean, and responsive to customers. Been eating here for 8 years, happily continuing 😄

This is the restaurant where you can find the most delicious food in Prishtina and around. The service is fast, both in the restaurant and for deliveries. I highly recommend this restaurant to however wants to enjoy some extraordinary cuisine.

The food is fresh and flavourful, I especially enjoy the Salads and Fajitas. I really enjoy eating here.

I visited this hostel shortly after covid restrictions started to lift so it was pretty much empty and not running as "normal". That said, I found the sole remaining staffer to be very kind, responsive, and helpful. The hostel was in an awesome location, right off the main drag. The rooms and shared spaces were comfortable, and the wifi was fast. The only downsides were that the hostel could probably use a good cleaning and a new kitchen (the fridge in particular didn't really work).

This is in a somewhat dilapidated building on the 4th floor. The lift is sadly broken and doubt it will be working anytime soon. Luckily inside it's a lot better. The rooms are eh roomy; my room has 2 sofas to sit on. Each bed has curtains and a socket for charging. There are 2 bathrooms for each gender but the shower is broke in the mixed toilet, that needs to be fixed. Staff are mainly volunteers but all were friendly. There was a night Mexican which some of the volunteers contributed to. This is where the hostel is at its best. A good place if a solo traveler to meet others.

The staff is quite friendly, but the bedlinen smelled strongly of cigarettes. The bathrooms were not so clean. The elevator in the building was broken, so you will have to use the stairs (4 floors) which is quite inconvenient if you have heavy luggage.

After being told by a local to stay at Han Hostel, I arrived for only one night and stayed for three. The hosts are a lovely group of people that run a cosy hostel located in the centre of Pristina so sightseeing and going out for a drink is never far away. I was treated to home cooked meals and good conversation with locals who know the city and Kosovo very well. Super chill and relaxed and definitely a place that makes you want to visit again. Highly recommend! Cheers guys.

Filthy, stinky and very old furniture and beds. Hard mattress. Fourth floor, no elevator. Places like this is exactly why I usually avoid hostels. Friendly check-in lady. Fast WiFi. Good location.

Overall a very clean and comfortable hostel. At times the wifi was a little spotty where my room was which was I assume further from the router. but that was just a small complaint and the wifi worked well in the common room.

Top notch. Brilliant Facilities. And great atmosphere and staff. Having cycled from China to Ireland - this was one of the best Hostels I stayed in. Would def recommend it.

The first president of Kosovo. Ibrahim Rugova statue is located in front of Mother Teresa Cathedral in Pristina, Kosovo.

Great leader

Awesome

(Translated by Google) Statue of Ibrahim Rugova is located on Rruga Nënë Tereza in Pristina. It was erected in memory of Ibrahim Rugova (1944-2006), the first President of Kosovo and the leader of the Albanian independence movement. Rugova played an important role in Kosovo's independence process with his policy of peaceful resistance. The statue was created to honor his political and cultural legacy and has become a symbol of freedom for Kosovars. (Original) İbrahim Rugova Heykeli, Priştine’deki Rruga Nënë Tereza üzerinde yer alır. Kosova’nın ilk Cumhurbaşkanı ve Arnavut bağımsızlık hareketinin lideri olan İbrahim Rugova (1944-2006) anısına dikilmiştir. Rugova, barışçıl direniş politikasıyla Kosova’nın bağımsızlık sürecinde önemli bir rol oynamıştır. Heykel, onun siyasi ve kültürel mirasını onurlandırmak için yapılmış ve Kosovalılar için bir özgürlük sembolü haline gelmiştir.

(Translated by Google) Monument to the first President of Kosovo, Ibrahim Rugova. One of these monuments is located in the city center and the other in front of the Mother Teresa Church. (Original) Kosova'nın ilk Cumhurbaşkanı İbrahim Rugova'nın anıt. Bu anıtlardan birisi şehir merkezinde diğeri Rahibe Tereza Kilisesi'nin önünde yer almaktadır.

(Translated by Google) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Beautiful memorial to a great man The Ibrahim Rugova statue is an impressive and dignified monument in the heart of Prishtina. It commemorates one of the most important and respected figures in Kosovo's recent history. Ibrahim Rugova dedicated his life to peace, democracy, and the country's independence – with prudence, intelligence, and great moral backbone. The statue itself is beautifully designed and radiates calm and strength. A place that invites reflection – not only for locals, but also for visitors who want to learn more about Kosovo's history and identity. (Original) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Wunderschönes Denkmal für einen großen Mann Die Ibrahim-Rugova-Statue ist ein beeindruckendes und würdiges Denkmal mitten in Prishtina. Sie erinnert an einen der wichtigsten und respektiertesten Persönlichkeiten der jüngeren Geschichte des Kosovo. Ibrahim Rugova hat sich Zeit seines Lebens für Frieden, Demokratie und die Unabhängigkeit des Landes eingesetzt – mit Besonnenheit, Intelligenz und großem moralischem Rückgrat. Die Statue selbst ist wunderschön gestaltet und strahlt Ruhe und Stärke aus. Ein Ort, der zum Innehalten einlädt – nicht nur für Einheimische, sondern auch für Besucher, die mehr über die Geschichte und die Identität des Kosovo erfahren möchten.

(Translated by Google) The first monument to Ibrahim Rugova. It's quite large, of course. It's also a must-see in Pristina. (Original) ibrahim Rugova ilk anıtı. Tabiki oldukça da büyük. Priştine de ziyaret edilmesi gereken yerlerden birisi

Amazing amazing restaurant. First I want to say that the staff workers are very nice and welcoming. The food was very very good. The place is very nice looking and relaxing. Honestly one of the best places ive eaten at in Europe because the prices are very normal and reasonable also. Not over priced. You won’t regret this place.

If only steaks in America was this good at triple the price. I can't believe how good the steak was for $16-$19. Wow. The manager and staff were awesome. Will be back.

The worst waiter in the world I order gagi steak medium well He gave me medium rear then he change it… It’s was sooo dry I cant cut it and so difficult to chew When I ask the waiter why it’s to though he was so rude with me and he took the dish and say that’s what u ordered 😑

Nice atmosphere and very friendly waiters. Good food with good price. As a tourist, I’m very satisfied with this restaurant.

I ordered the specialty steak the waiter recommended, and it tasted great. The owner was very nice, and shared a red pepper and egg plant sauce that his mother made. Good ambiance and friendly service. Plenty of meat and wine options from which to choose. I would return here to dine again.

The staff at Gagi went above and beyond, making our experience truly exceptional. Their attention to detail and personalised touch made us feel like cherished guests rather than just customers. Now, let's talk about the food—pure culinary delight. The meat dishes were nothing short of amazing, perfectly cooked and bursting with flavour. And the homemade pasta? It was a revelation, showcasing a level of craftsmanship that's hard to find elsewhere.

Loved this place. The food is delicious. They serve it very quick. I loved the waiter who was not annoying but very helpful. Will come back again for sure

The Sultan Mehmed Mosque in Pristina, also known as the Imperial Mosque or King’s Mosque, was built in 1461 by Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror (Mehmed II). It is the largest and most prominent mosque in Pristina, Kosovo, and is considered a masterpiece of Ottoman Islamic architecture in Eastern Europe. The mosque features a large dome with a diameter of about 14 meters, a tall and slim minaret, a representative porch, and richly decorated interiors including geometric and plant motif ornaments. The construction was made mainly from carved yellow sandstone and lime mortar. An inscription in Arabic at the mosque’s entrance dates its completion to 1461. Historically, the mosque was temporarily converted into a Catholic church during the Austro-Turkish wars at the end of the 17th century. It has undergone several restorations, notably in 1682-83 during the reign of Sultan Mehmed IV, after a 1955 earthquake, and again in the early 2000s with Turkish assistance. The mosque remains an important religious, cultural, and architectural landmark in Pristina and serves the Muslim community to this day. In brief, the Sultan Mehmed Mosque is a 15th-century Ottoman mosque in Pristina built by Mehmed the Conqueror, renowned for its historical significance and architectural beauty.

The Imperial Mosque, also known as King's Mosque, is an Ottoman mosque located in Pristina, Kosovo. It was built in 1461 by Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror. The inscription written in Arabic alphabet in six rows which is situated in the entry portal as the exact date of construction provides the year 1461, according to the Gregorian calendar, i.e. Hijra 865 year according to the Islamic calendar

A traditional old Ottoman mosque gives peace to people who enjoy their time in the yard. There is a cafe in it if you wish. TIKA has renovated the mosque

Great mosque built in 1461 by Sultan Fateh of Ottomans - the same sultan who conquered Constantinople (Istanbul)

A must see mosque in Prishtina in the name of the sultan Mehmet the conquerer I. The year 1461 and it has been the grand and most important mosque since then. Based on the monument, structure, construction way and decorative elements it ranks among the most important buildings of Islamic architecture in Eastern Europe.

The Imperial Mosque, also known as the King's Mosque, was built in 1461 by Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror in the Ottoman style. During the Austro-Turkish Wars in the late 17th century, the mosque was temporarily turned into a Catholic church. By the mid-20th century, the mosque was in poor condition, after which some minor renovations were carried out in the 1960s. The mosque was thoroughly renovated in the early 21st century.

Very beautiful mosque. Not the biggest, but still very charming. Definitely worth visiting

Nice restaurant ,Shame windows were a bit mucky as ruined view out onto pristina. Food was decent ,not outstanding but I enjoyed my bream and starter of calamari. Would recommend still this restaurant despite having eaten at better places in pristina this week in my opinion.

Definitely worth visiting once FOR THE VIEW, but absolutely wouldn't recommend the food. The preparation is a sad waste of good products. Service is also absent and waiters seem to saunter over to tables as and when they feel like it. €50 for two people would've been worth it had the food been up to scratch, but as it stands, it was simply a pricey ticket to a great sunset over Prishtina.

Luxurious restaurant with reasonable prices and amazing views. Located at the top floor of the hotel, easy to reach and in the city center. Offers delicious food, fresh meet, good quality wine, beers, drinks and delicious desserts. Nice and chill music will keep you relaxed. Place is very stylish and elegant, perfect for a date, romantic meeting or even business lunch. Available with prior reservation. Good place to visit. Unforgettable.

Cozy place, fancy food and drinks. Really friendly staff. Highly recommended!

Very good wine and beers. We loved watching sunset from out table. Would go back anytime.

This Restaurant is very good for Prishtina city . Food in this restaurant is very delicious . And price are not expensive

Good food, great service, lovely view.

The meatballs are quite tasty but due to the fast turnover they can sometimes be a bit dry. Their salads are absolutely amazing. I have them every time I visit. The waiters are attentive but I wish they had the habit of wiping and clearing tables more regularly. The place is always very crowded, so you might struggle to find a seat. Overall, it’s a nice spot.

On our first day, we tried the famous Kaymaklı Köfte and a regular portion of meatballs at the well-known local spot, Shaban Grill House. The meat itself was tasty, and they served it with bread, though the bread was cold — it would have been nicer if it were warm. The meatballs were also a bit on the salty side. Prices were quite affordable. The staff seemed a bit overwhelmed by the crowd and weren’t very friendly, and cleanliness could definitely be improved.

🔥 Tasty, fast, and affordable — but not for a long sit-down! Shaban Grill is a great spot if you’re looking for a quick and tasty meal in the middle of the city. It’s located in a very busy area, and they serve delicious grilled köfte at very affordable prices. Service is super fast, and the food is definitely worth it — perfect for a quick bite. However, parking is a real challenge, and finding a table can also be difficult, especially during peak hours. There’s only one restroom, which is not ideal. ✅ Tasty food ✅ Credit Card ✅ Very fast service ✅ Budget-friendly ❌ Difficult parking ❌ Limited seating ❌ Only one WC 💡 Great for a quick meal — just don’t expect to hang out too long. Still worth trying!

Absolutely delicious! Fast speed, suitable for any group size, and friendly! The sausages are a bit on the salty side, but they pair perfectly with the bread and salad. I ordered the mixed grill and actually preferred the burger like beef, it comes with salad and bread. Overall, a great experience. I’m coming back again today!

Amazing food, friendly staff, awesome prices. We ate a sausage and a chicken breast steak with €3.5 each and one ajvar with €1. They offer bread from the house, and every portion comes with a small salad. Definitely, a good place to eat in Pristina. You can pay cash or by card.

A place on the main promenade, very popular as it is sometimes difficult to find a free seat here. There are plenty of seats outside, but these are occupied first. The interior is of course air-conditioned. Very efficient service and a good set of grilled dishes, typical of the country. Waiting period very short for such a large number of customers. Very good idea with the variety of portion sizes. A lot of people also take food to go. You can pay here by card.

We shared köfte and a salad, both very good. It’s a simple, fast-food-style place with no alcohol served. While waiting in line, I was filming the display window and noticed the cook turning the köfte on the grill with his bare hand. When he saw me recording, he laughed and offered me a köfte to taste — it was hilarious.

Very Good Food Great Burgers, Risotto is Good, Choclate Cake also very Good, Cocktails are Top Notch! Ambience is at night very delight with soft music in the background with cool lighting on the tables.

Great cafe hidden from the center with nice garden. Service is good and food is great. Wine is expensive though (almost for the price of the food for a glass). If I am paying 5 euro for a glass I would expect at least to see the bottle it is served from (suggestion for owners).

Really cute little cafe with good food and nice service. We got some eggs with Bagel and they tasted decent.

A popular place (certainly over lunch). Overall the food was good but my lentils were burned.

Great food, excellent service, waiters speak english and environment was cozy!

Great place to visit! Well-mannered service, original menu with delicious food and a very cozy atmosphere. The staff is super friendly and English speaking. I highly recommend the beef mushroom risotto - a true delicacy! Veggie shakshuka and hummus are also outstanding. If you're vegan, they have plant-based meals on the menu as well.

One of my favorite spots in town! This place has such a cozy and inviting atmosphere, perfect whether you're grabbing a quick coffee or sitting down for a full meal. I visit quite often, even just for a coffee, because the vibe is always so nice and relaxing. The food is amazing, I especially love the Sonder Salad, but honestly, everything I’ve tried so far has been great. Highly recommend it if you’re looking for a place with both good food and a lovely ambiance!

The fries were amazing, thin, crunchy, salty. The burger sauce, bun and concept are good but the patty (meat) was not of good quality, kinda like fake meat.

If you’re on the hunt for the best burgers in Prishtina, Buffalo Restaurant is the place to go. The burgers are absolutely delicious – juicy, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. The fries are also really good, crispy and nicely seasoned. However, the experience isn’t all perfect. The prices are a bit on the higher side compared to similar spots in the city. Also, the place itself is quite small, and not the most comfortable if you’re planning to sit and relax for a while. The bathroom didn’t quite match the quality you’d expect from a place serving such top-tier food – definitely something that could be improved. In short, amazing food, but the overall atmosphere and pricing might not be for everyone. And they don't give fiscal coupons.

Could've been amazing but was way too overcooked. Also the blonde lady by the register was rude and unfriendly

Waited 2 hours for a burger that NEVER came. Not only did it never arrive, but when I called starving and frustrated, the girl (later the boy) on the phone couldn’t have sounded more indifferent. Zero apology. Zero care. Just plain disrespect. If I hadn’t called, I bet they’d leave me hungry till tomorrow. Absolute joke of a service, embarrassing, lazy, and unprofessional!!!

The meat was cooked ok, but the bun was cold not even warm or anything. The quality has gone down extremy, Ive visited before and was super delicious, now its just another burger place with mehh burgers, with huge prices. The qusadilllas were not good, way to little meat just sauce and cheese. Not a good experience, I hope they improve.

Absolutely insane Smash Burgers! 🔥 Juicy, crispy, full of flavor and every bite hits hard. 100% Halal. Best in town, no question. If you’re not eating here you’re missing out. 🍔💯 Kranke Smash Burger! 🔥 Saftig, knusprig, 100 % halal, einfach next level. Wer das verpasst ist selbst schuld! 🍔💯

This burger was awful. The patty was dry and tasteless, the bun was stale, and the whole thing felt thrown together without care. For the price, it’s insulting. Easily one of the worst burgers I’ve ever had.

Lulu’s Coffee and Wine has a lovely atmosphere and a beautiful interior, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The music was far too loud — even during the day and after working hours — making it impossible to have a proper conversation. We kindly asked the staff to lower the volume, but they didn’t seem willing to consider our request. In the end, we had to leave. A real pity for such a nice place.

If you ever wondered where the cool Prishtina people hang out, here it is. Don’t except 5 star service or food but for a drink and coffee its perfect and cozy, especially in Autumn or Winter. For what it is worth, great place to spend an hour or two with your friends or partner. p.s. We found it without being Prishtinali. 😅

10 of us went and drank delicious coffee and cocktails.

The place and the atmosphere are always on point, as usual. However, today, surprisingly, the staff was quite arrogant and unwelcoming, choosing not to serve us based on their own whims. This experience has made me, as a regular customer, decide not to visit this café again. I hope proper measures will be taken regarding the incident that happened today.

Best palce in Pristina to go night out and enjoy cocktail. Every night its full of people so I recomended to made reservation before u go. Beautiful atmosphere and nice music.

The atmosphere and the place overall is good and cozy but the staff was arrogant, service was slow which makes you not wanna go there again!!

Fantastic Bar! Love hanging out and have a drink there - Great Atmosphere!

It took 30 mins to take an order on an ordinary Saturday. Obviously understaffed.

Enjoyed the coffee and Nutella cake. They also have a chocolate fondu tap!

Edit* to add that this was at the Prishtina mall location Both cake pieces were as hard as they were over a week old. Lemonade was way too concentrated. Although I got a replacement for one piece with a fresh cake, I was still asked to pay for the garbage ones. I ended up paying to avoid any trouble for the waiter which was super nice, hence the 2 stars otherwise this place deserves no stars.

One of the coolest and most delicious cafes in Kosovo, Pristina

the cakes are delicious. the waiter is nice. the order is processed quickly.

Whenever I go I like to rate the staff. This is one of those places where the staff do their job and try to be helpful for the customers. Be kind and leave a tip at the end, the staff deserves it. Enjoy your coffee and delicious handmade chocolate.

The waiters take along time to take your order, the minimum wait is 15-20 min just to get your order taken, then you’ll have to wait another 20 min till your order arrives. Even paying takes 10 min. Just an awful service

National gallery of Kosovo closed on January 7 2025 at 11 am without any information but only unreadable hours. I conclude that Pristina, as I noted for the ethnographic museum, has very little interest in the administration of its few museums. I forgot: the Kosovo Museum is closed for renovation.Very disappointed as a tourist

A free gallery with no permanent exhibition. What you will see will depend on the exhibition at the time. It is a tiny place and in my case the artworks were not particularly interesting, at least for me. It is pretty much right across the amazing brutalist library so you cannot miss it.

Stands behind the National Gallery - it's a small gallery, but nice artworks. Would probably take you 30-45 minutes to really view it. At the time I went, they had borrowed artworks from another Museum. Public Toilet available. Free entry.

From the photos on Google Maps I thought the art gallery was the interesting looking grey building decorated in circles. It is not, it’s a more diminutive building within a stones throw of it. It’s free to visit and includes a handful of modern works, in a handful of well lit modern rooms. It will take all of 30 Minutes to appreciate. What I love about these works are their message, obviously open for interpretation, that speak volumes about the world we live in. Pop on if close by.

It’s free so do not expect a lot of art. The staff were fantastic as they provided an excellent guided tour over the 2 floors.

Think they were doing a renovation as not much art in the museam We were only in 10 minutes. So unfair to really review .

Rather an interesting gallery mainly dedicated to the struggle for independence in Kosovo with some superb photographic history to see. Free entrance so why not have a look if you're near the main pedestrian shopping street and the national library.

We stumbled upon this place by accident and I’m so glad we did! The cafe itself is really beautiful, not to mention the excellent value for food and drinks! We thoroughly enjoyed both and the atmosphere was calm and relaxing. Great service-with a smile. Can pay by card or cash.

This cafe looks brand new. Very nicely decorated. Located away from the main street where such places are heavily crowded in the morning. Here it is quiet and peaceful. Very good coffee, although it is served in tiny cups. There is also something to eat for breakfast. Sandwiches quite good. Very friendly staff who speak English. Quiet and calm music in the background gives a good atmosphere. Very good place for breakfast. The only comment is that the waiting time is quite long for breakfast sandwiches. Coffee appears on the table Very quickly and as a result when they bring the sandwiches, the coffee is gone.

A little tricky to find without Google maps but worth the hunt. Excellent healthy food which is a nice contrast to the meat heavy cuisine of the region. Friendly service with good English (if that's important to you) and very reasonable prices for the quality of the meal. Also worth noting that it has fast WiFi! 👍

The best place in town to eat healthy and delicious food. The prices are reasonable. Recommend this tiny beautiful place

Amazing food with good portions. Food is healthy and very delicious. Ingredients are fresh. Atmosphere is very friendly and cozy with English speaking staff

A breath of fresh air with the delicious, healthy fresh foods on offer! Portion sizes are decent, and the food is very tasty! Unless you know where you're going, you'll likely need google maps. The service was very friendly and there is also free WiFi!

Matcha Coffee and Eatery is the perfect blend of cozy and stylish. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a great spot to relax or get some work done. The food is top-notch fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. And their matcha latte easily the coolest in town, both in taste and presentation. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, always making sure you have a great experience. Whether you're stopping by for a quick coffee or a full meal, this place never disappoints. Highly recommended!

This is the burial place for internal organs of the third Ottoman Sultan who was martyred in Kosovo (may God's mercy be upon his soul). A free to visit museum was also there next to the tomb, which was a pleasant surprise as we didn't know about. The museum guide was an excellent host, who spoke English and Turkish, and held an excellent grasp of the Kosovar-Ottoman history.

This is the place where sultan Murat was killed by a Serbian soldier after he had defeated his enemy in 1389. Then they took his inner organs off and buried directly in here and the body was sent to Bursa which was the capital of the ottomans then. So this tomb ise build by sultan Murat’s son in the 14th century and been here since then. A popular place among the locals , Muslims and Turkish people people to visit and it contains a few buildings such as the museum and the staff house. You should visit it if you are in Prishtina, just 10 minutes to there by car

Free to visit. One of the early sultans of Ottomans is buried here. There is an old couple who take care of this place. They are called Turbedar family. Turbedar family tradition goes from to father to son. This family will be last family since they don’t have a son.

A local told us to visit. The tomb is still cared for by the grounds keepwe who lives next door. Really peaceful. We had a car so visited when travelling from Prishtina to Prizren

A place where world history was written. If Sultan Murad didn’t win the Kosovo battle in which he gave his life for the world would be a different place. Definitely worth a visit.

Here rests the heart of Sultan Murad Hüdavendigar, grandson of Mete, heir to the legacy of ancient warriors. On these sacred plains of Kosovo, his martyrdom sowed the seeds of empire. This soil has drunk the blood of a sultan—now it whispers tales of honor to the winds. May his soul find peace, and his courage live on in every breath of this land.

Very nice place. Historical mausoleum of Sultan Murat. The old lady on the site speaks Albanian, Bosnian and Turkish. On the way from Pristina to Mitrovica, just outside of the capital in a place called Mazgit

It's the main bus station of Pristina. Unfortunately, ticket office accepts only Euros cash, no debit or credit cards, even not accepting Macadonian Denars. Also, there is no ATM at the station so you must take a taxi to go to the city to look for ATM to bring cash. Such Central Station must be more international and facilitated. You can find here some good mini markets, cafes, and restaurants.

This is the main station for buses in Pristina. The place itself is quite simple with benches inside and outside. The inside is not so clean and it has few shops where you can purchase food, mostly snacks. There is no WiFi so be prepared to that. Few people can speak English and they are really helpful.

It is not too far from the center of the city but not a walking distance with luggage. The information boards are not functioning and desperately in need of basic renovation, if they want more tourists to come to Kosovo.

Overall positive experience with this bus station. It's not well-equipped, no free Wi-Fi as of April 2025, but staff were friendly and ready to help. Left luggage service (€1 for the day) closes at 9pm. Bus to Skopje left on time, and no luggage or platform charge

🇽🇰Prishtina from and to Prizren in 5 EURO💶 You can look for your destination in front of the bus and get on. The bus staff or driver will come and collect money on the way.

30 minutes walk to city center Toilet fee €0.50 Luggage storage €1 one day There’s 2 sides of platform I took the bus to Skopje, last bus at 8pm (it’s a van actually) Can buy online at travelling(dot)com at €9.30 Buy at counter at €9 only cash Or pay on bus €8.5 but seat is first come first serve No extra terminal fee or platform fee or luggage fee Staff attitude not good WiFi: HD Caffe Password: 11112222 (as at Oct 2025) Alternatively can walk into the cafe and ask for it without the need to purchase anything

The Pristina Main Bus station is a bustling location, although cleanliness, particularly with regard to the paid public restrooms, could be improved. The internet wifi wasn't functioning during my visit. Nonetheless, it's a safe spot to sit and wait for your bus. Just be cautious of stray dogs when exploring nearby areas.

Closed for now but back the it was good had amazing stuff inside about the historical history of kosovo

I was in Pristine for 6 weeks and not a single time did I see any work happening or information about when it will be open. Another black hole for taxpayers of EU US Turkey and indeed UN. Where the money sent to Kosovo in aid is anyone guess. This along with the National Library should be closed down and sold to private company to build a mall or apartments. Apparently thats the only 2 things that are in demand here.

Place where Pristina Film Festival and PriFilmFest is placed. Great cinema productions from the Balkan region.

Located centrally in Prishtina. A must see place

The place was shut down when I visited and I looked through the door windows and there was nothing but dust and garbage bags.. Too bad it wasnt reserved!!

Enjoyed this place every time I've been there! Great plays and actors.

Beautiful old theatre - definitely see a ballet here. The shows are top-notch!

Great place, always nice live music, good place to hang out and meet people.

One of the best locations in the city to enjoy a truly amazing Friday night with the energetic people of Pristina.

One of the best night bars in Prishtina. Great live music

The best experience to develop the skills of beauty hair care

World's best bar in 2013. You have to visit it

Amazing jazz bar <3

Prishtine Kosova. Having a good time with really good friends.

We had a great stay. Very friendly host, nice location. Clean rooms. Highly recommend

Nice big apartment, fully equipped. With parking in the yard. Very friendly owner.

Very nice service the people are very nice. Theyre very friendly and caring

Vary good place , clean and safe.

(Translated by Google) It's all very fun... (Original) Muy divertido todo...