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Prizren is a town with around 70,000 inhabitants, and it is a true open air museum, one of the most beautiful towns of Kosova. It is situated on the slopes of the Sharr Mountains and on the banks of the river Bistrica. Thanks to its preserved architecture, this town with houses built under the Kalaja is a special curiosity. It is rich in dwelling quarters and houses with balconies facing gardens full of foliage. Numerous narrow, winding streets cut the whole town up, giving the town an oriental physiognomy. The craftsmen of Prizren are well known for their beautiful gold and silver articles, embroidery, the Prizren cloth, knives, and other folk handcrafts, trades which Prizrenians have preserved throughout the centuries. Since the end of World War II, Prizren has developed into a modern town with food processing, textile, pharmaceutical, and metal processing industry, at the same time efforts have been made to preserve its ancient architecture.
![]() Old stone bridge | ![]() Sinan pasha mosque |
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![]() Kalaja fortes | ![]() prizren-kaljalja |
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![]() Prizren sightseeing map |
Day 1 (City tour)
1. Sinan Pasha mosque
2. Old stone bridge
3. Helpful lady catholic church
4. Prizren league museum
5. San George church
6. Turkish old Hamam
7. Bajrakli mosque
8. Ljevishka church (Unesco)
9. San Nicola's church
Day 2 (Rural area tour)
1. Transfer to Dragash (34 km)
2. Sari Saltik monument site
3. Dragash water mill
4. Panoramic photo site
5. Brod village (12 km), short hiking
6. Mlike mosque
7. Rapca village testing "Baklava" sweet.
8. Return to Prizren
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