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WHY BOOK A TRIP TO KOSOVO?
This may be the newest country in Europe, but it still has plenty of engrossing history and culture, due to the region’s long and storied past.
It also has gloriously warm summers and some of the best places in the continent to make the most of the pleasant weather.
Its mountains are home to stunning trails, as well as ski resorts, offering amazing views for tourists all year round.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What’s the best time of year to visit Kosovo?
The best time to visit Kosovo is during the spring months of April, May, and June, when the weather is mild, but pleasant. Temperatures become excessively hot, exceeding 30°C (86°F), and the crowds are much larger from July to September. However, if winter sports are your thing, it’s also a great place to head for ski season.
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What's the climate like?
Kosovo’s climate has some Mediterranean and alpine influences and has some very hot summers and extremely cold winters. Summer temperatures can reach as high as 35°C (95°F), while winter temperatures can drop as low as -20°C (-4°F).
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What’s the currency?
Euros
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What's the local language?
Both Albanian and Serbian are commonly spoken in Kosovo
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Time zone(s)
Kosovo is on Central European Time, putting it an hour ahead of the UK, six hours ahead of New York and nine hours ahead of LA
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Major airports
- Pristina International Airport (PRN)
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What are the best places to visit?
- Pristina – the rapidly expanding capital still has a lot of its original charm and historic buildings amid the modern development, with museums and art galleries providing plenty of culture for visitors to enjoy
- Accursed Mountains – gaze out upon the peaks of the Balkans from some of the most spectacular hiking trails in Europe
- Prizren – one of Kosovo’s cultural hotspots, this city built on the slopes of the Sharr mountain has both bustling narrow streets and markets, as well as stunning natural scenery, with hills and mountains surrounding it
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What are the top five local dishes to try?
- Flija – a savoury dish made of multiple crepe layers, served with sour cream and butter
- Stuffed peppers – one of Kosovo’s most popular dishes includes bell peppers filled with meat, veg, rice and cheese
- Cevapi – as with most countries in the Balkans, these grilled chunks of meat, served alongside bread and salad are very easy to find
- Borek – a spiral of flaky pastry, filled with either meat or cheese and spinach, depending on where you’re eating it
- Ajvar – a relish made from grilled sweet bell peppers and aubergines, served alongside most dishes in Kosovo