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Practicalities
REACHING PRISHTINA
The easiest way to reach Prishtina is by flying into Prishtina International Airport, with several airlines and routes available. We recommend selecting the option that best suits your schedule.
From the airport, the city center is about a 30-minute drive. A taxi is the most convenient transfer option.
Alternatively, you may fly into nearby airports:
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Skopje Airport (North Macedonia) – approx. 1 hour 30 minutes by car
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Tirana Airport (Albania) – approx. 3 hours by car
If you arrive via these airports, you will need to rent a car. Feel free to contact us if you’d like help arranging transportation.
Important: Airlines such as Wizz Air and EasyJet may adjust schedules on short notice. We strongly recommend not arriving on the day of the wedding, but instead planning to arrive at least one day in advance to allow for any delays.
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Police: 192 (landline) | 192 (cell phone)
Firefighters: 193
Hospital Emergency: 194
PASSPORT & VISA
Kosovo is not part of the Schengen Area. Traveling from Switzerland or Italy to Kosovo involves a passport (border) control, make sure to plan time for that.
Citizens of the European Union (EU) & Schengen Zone do not require a visa. To check if your country’s citizens need a visa for Kosovo, click here for an updated list.
TAXI
Best mode of transport in Prishtina is by Taxi, you can call them using whatsapp/viber:
- Pink taxi +383 44 601 601
- onlinetaxi-ks.com/rezervo/
- etaxi-ks.com
- bluetaxipr.com
- Golden Taxi +383 44 300 300
RENT A CAR
August is a busy month in Prishtina. Unless you plan to travel outside the city, we recommend getting around by taxi. However, if you’re planning to explore the surrounding areas, let us know in advance and we will support you in renting an excellent Toyota vehicle (through a trusted contact person).
HOTELS
Below a list of Hotels that we reccomend for your stay (all within 15 minutes by car from the wedding venue):
MONEY & BANKS
The official currency in Kosovo is €. Cash is the preferred method of payment, but most shops and restaurants in Prishtina accept payments through POS.
Accessing cash in Kosovo is easy with ATMs widely available across the country. Most ATMs accept international debit and credit cards, including Visa and MasterCard.
The fun part
RESTAURANTS
Comandante Marcos (Mexican lunch, dinner)
Shipja e Vjeter (Albanian breakfast, lunch)
Soma slow food (Albanian breakfast, lunch, dinner, cocktail - extremely worth it)
Thana & Redon (Local supply chain - Albanian lunch, dinner - also vegetarian options)
Baba Ganoush Meze (Easy vegetarian lunch, dinner)
Taverna Schkodrane (Albanian lunch,dinner)
Picadilly Burek (best burek in town)
Seven Sundays (Breakfast & Brunch)
Tat’s (vegetarian)
more coming soon.
SIGHT SEEING
Great Hammam
National Library of Kosovo
NEWBORN Monument
Reporting House
Paper Gallery
HEROINAT Memorial
Mother Teresa Cathedral
BEAUTY SALOON
Please book an appointment earlier to make sure you get an available slot:
Gent Hairstylist
Make up by Poemë
SWEETS & CAFFES
coming soon
AROUND PRISHTINA
coming soon
WITH KIDS
coming soon
BARS & NIGHTLIFE
Check the whole street "Kafet e Rakisë":
The cafes in this lane offer a variety of options for different moods and preferences, which you should explore as there is one for every taste and personality.
Monròe (Cocktail Bar)
Servis Fantazia (Cocktail Bar)
Pijetore Ulpiana (Cocktail Bar)
Soma Book Station (Food & Bar)
Tin Tin (Food & Cocktail Bar)
Miq Pub (Bar)
more coming soon
TUTTI FRUTTI
coming soon