Kosovo
Kosovo is a small, landlocked country in the heart of the Balkans, offering a compelling blend of Ottoman heritage, communist history, dramatic mountain scenery, and some of Europe's youngest, most energetic cities.
Cities & regions
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Dragash, known as Dragaš in Serbian, is Kosovo's southernmost municipality, wedged into the Sharr (Šar) Mountains between the North Macedonian and Albanian b…
Open guideFerizaj is Kosovo's third-largest city, sitting 35 km south of Prishtina on the main road and rail corridor towards Skopje, which is exactly why it exists: i…
Open guideGjakova is Kosovo's fourth-largest city, set in the west of the country near the Albanian border between Prizren and Peja, on the Erenik river in the fertile…
Open guideGjilan is the main city of eastern Kosovo and the centre of the Anamorava region, lying roughly an hour and a half south-east of Prishtina towards the North…
Open guideKaçanik is a small town in southern Kosovo, in the Ferizaj District (Rajoni i Ferizajit), sitting on the Lepenc River between two gorges on the historic corr…
Open guideKosovo Polje, known in Albanian as Fushë Kosovë, is a municipality of over 63,000 people in the Pristina District, sitting only about 5 km west of the capita…
Open guideMitrovica (Mitrovicë in Albanian, Kosovska Mitrovica in Serbian) is Kosovo's fifth-largest city, roughly 40 km north of Pristina and home to about 80,000 peo…
Open guidePodujeva (Podujevo in Serbian) is a town of roughly 35,000 people in north-eastern Kosovo, about 27 to 30 km north of Prishtina on the E80 corridor towards t…
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