Kosovo 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring the Historic City of Pristina

  • Morning:

    • Arrival at Adem Jashari International Airport, Pristina. You may need a Visa depending on your nationality. Check Kosovo’s visa requirements before traveling.
    • Grab a traditional Albanian breakfast at a local bakery like “Hana i Bujqes” or “Bregu i Diellit”.
    • Visit the Grand Park of Pristina and take a walk to enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
    • Explore the Newborn Monument, symbolizing the declaration of Kosovo’s independence in 2008.

  • Afternoon:

    • Visit the National Library of Kosovo for its unique architecture and beautiful library interior.
    • Explore the Emin Gjiku Ethnographic Museum to learn about Kosovo’s rich cultural heritage.
    • Have lunch at a local restaurant like “Mriqebera” or “Hana e Hapura”, where you can try traditional dishes such as Tave Kosi (Kosovar lamb casserole) and Shopska salad.

  • Evening:

    • Visit the Bill Clinton Square and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
    • Explore the Hammam Bakarac, a historic Turkish bath, now converted into a cultural center.
    • Dinner at “Flavor” or “Restaurant 31 MARTA”, known for their contemporary cuisine with an ethnic twist.

Day 2: Discovering Kosovo’s Natural Beauty - Peja and the Rugova Gorge

  • Morning:

    • Take a bus or rent a car to Peja (approximately 2 hours drive from Pristina).
    • Visit the Peja Museum, dedicated to the Kosovo Liberation Army.
    • Take a scenic walk around Liqenat Park and enjoy the fresh mountain air.

  • Afternoon:

    • Explore the Rugova Gorge, known for its stunning canyons, crystal clear rivers, and hiking trails.
    • Visit the Decan Monastery, one of the oldest Orthodox monasteries in Kosovo.

  • Evening:

    • Have lunch at a local restaurant in Peja. “Restaurant Kulla e Dukagjinit” is highly recommended.
    • Return to Pristina for your evening activities or stay overnight in Peja, depending on your preference.

  • Night:

    • Dinner at a local restaurant in Pristina like “Fushe Kosova” or “Restaurant Kantena”.
    • Take a stroll around the city and enjoy the nightlife at one of Pristina’s many bars and clubs.