Kosovo combines historical sites from multiple periods. The city of Prizren displays medieval fortresses and Ottoman mosques. In Pristina, modern buildings stand next to historical monuments. The country includes natural areas with waterfalls and caves.
This 11th century stone fortification stands on a hill overlooking the old town district with its original defensive walls.
Typographic monument created in 2008 with annual design changes representing different aspects of Kosovo's history.
Medieval monastery from the 14th century containing Byzantine wall paintings and Romanesque architectural elements.
Modern building from 1982 featuring geometric domes and housing a collection of over 2 million documents.
The park covers 62 square kilometers of forest area with marked paths, an outdoor swimming pool and several restaurants in nature.
The valley features mountain trails, caves and traditional villages. In winter, visitors can ski and snowboard on designated slopes.
The central boulevard runs through Pristina's main commercial district with shops, cafes and a statue of Mother Teresa.
The 19th century stone tower stands in the city center and served as a reference point for travelers and merchants.
The sanctuary provides medical care and rehabilitation for rescued bears from private captivity across Kosovo and neighboring countries.
The 13th-century monastery contains medieval frescoes and serves as the seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
The river forms 13 pools with waterfalls between them, reaching heights of 22 meters.
The museum displays household implements, tools, clothing, and furniture from the 18th and 19th centuries.
This Ottoman religious building from the 16th century features a large prayer hall, decorated with Islamic calligraphy and geometric patterns on its walls.
Natural underground formation with white marble walls extends several hundred meters, containing mineral formations and underground water streams.
This medieval battle memorial stands 25 meters tall and includes an observation platform offering views of the Kosovo Field historical site.
Located in an Austro-Hungarian building from 1889, this museum displays archaeological artifacts and historical objects from different periods of Kosovo's past.
The industrial complex features mining shafts and mineral processing facilities extracting lead, zinc and other minerals since the 13th century.
The village contains stone houses built in regional historical style, characteristic streets and stands among the wine cultivation areas of Rahovec.