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

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.

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.

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.

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.