Prizren, Kosovo’s second-largest city, is a historic gem nestled in the south, near the Albanian border. Famous for its arts, crafts, and well-preserved Ottoman-era streets, Prizren offers a captivating blend of history and culture. During our exploration, we will walk along the iconic Stone Bridge and through the bustling Old Bazaar, visit the Sinan Pasha Mosque, and explore the remnants of the medieval Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Prizren Fortress offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city, while the League of Prizren Museum tells the story of the 19th-century Albanian movement for independence. Overnight in Prizren. 

After breakfast, we travel to Rahovec, the heart of Kosovo’s wine region, where we visit the historic “Bodrumi i Vjetër” winery for a tour and tasting. Continuing to Mirusha Waterfalls, we enjoy the serene beauty of this stunning natural wonder. Our journey then takes us to Deçan, where we visit the UNESCO-listed Deçan Monastery, an architectural masterpiece featuring stunning frescoes and a unique blend of Byzantine, Venetian, and Catholic influences. In Gjakova, we stroll through the Grand Bazaar, explore the historic Hadum Mosque, and immerse ourselves in the city’s Ottoman heritage. Overnight in Gjakova.

Today’s journey takes us to Peja, home to the Patriarchate of Peja, a UNESCO-listed Serbian Orthodox monastery with vibrant medieval frescoes. We then visit Vushtrri, one of the oldest cities in Kosovo, to see its medieval fortress and historic Stone Bridge. In Prekaz, we pay tribute to Kosovo’s modern history at the Jashari Family Memorial, a symbol of the country’s struggle for independence. A stop in Mitrovica allows us to witness the famous “Bridge of Division,” representing the complexities of Kosovo’s multi-ethnic society. We conclude our day with visits to Sultan Murad’s Tomb and the Battle of Kosovo Memorial before arriving in Pristina. Overnight in Pristina.

Our day begins with a visit to the Ethnographic Museum, housed in a beautifully preserved Ottoman-era residence. We then explore the UNESCO-listed Gracanica Monastery, a jewel of Byzantine architecture, followed by the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Ulpiana. The journey continues to Novobërda, where the medieval fortress tells the story of Kosovo’s rich mining history. In Letnica, we visit the Black Madonna Church, famously linked to Mother Teresa’s spiritual journey. We end the day at Gadima’s Marble Cave, an underground wonder filled with stunning crystal formations. Overnight in Pristina. 

After breakfast, we explore Pristina, visiting the 15th-century Fatih Mosque, known for its stunning painted dome, and the Çarshia Mosque, the city’s oldest, dating back to the late 14th century. We conclude our journey with a stroll through Mother Teresa Square and a visit to the striking National Library before transferring to the airport for departure.