Full Day Tour from Tirana to Prishtina and Prizren

Experience the exceptional with our Prishtina and Prizren Private Day Tour. This unique journey is a fusion of cultural diversity and historical depth, immersing you in Kosovo's rich heritage. Explore the captivating capital, Prishtina, where the past seamlessly meets the present with landmarks like the Newborn Monument, National Library of Prishtina, Bill Clinton Statue, and Mother Teresa Square.

In picturesque Prizren, cobbled streets and riverside charm await, alongside iconic sites such as the Sinan Pasha Mosque and the old stone bridge. Delight in Kosovo's diverse cuisine at local eateries, savoring traditional flavors.

Our passionate guides, small group setting, and flexible itinerary ensure an authentic and personalized experience. We're committed to sustainable tourism, supporting local communities to leave a positive impact. Uncover Kosovo's history, culture, and people on a journey that goes beyond the ordinary.

During your walking tour with your Guide, you will stop to spend 15 - 20 minutes to have a look at The Youth & Sports Center of Prishtina a symbol for the city of Prishtina – where many activities are held throughout the year. The complex is a popular meeting spot, a stage, a place for cultivating talents, and a site that shapes the city’s identity.

While walking at your next destination you will stop to spend 15 minutes at the Skanderbeg Statue of Prishtina where your Guide will provide you with some historical information regarding this National Hero.

After witnessing the Skanderbeg Statue you will visit Mother Teresa's Cathedral a Roman Catholic cathedral that is the largest in the Balkans its 72 m high bell tower is open to visitors with a 50 m high viewing platform.

After your time at Mother Teresa's Cathedral comes to an end you and your Guide will stop at Bill Clinton Boulevard, situated in Pristina, Kosovo, which holds a special significance. In the aftermath of the Kosovo War that took place from 1998 to 1999, the Albanian population in Kosovo sought to express their gratitude to former U.S. President Bill Clinton for his crucial support during their struggle against the Yugoslav government. On November 1, 2009, a 10-foot-high (3.0 m) statue of President Clinton was inaugurated along this boulevard, marking a poignant moment during a ceremony where the former president himself delivered a speech.

After your time at Prishtina comes to an end your Guide will drive you towards Prizren where you will enjoy the rest of your tour.

After arriving in Prizren, Kosovo you and your Guide will have a look at The Sinan Pasha Mosque, which is an exquisite Ottoman mosque located in the city of Prizren, Kosovo. Its construction dates back to 1615 and was commissioned by Sofi Sinan Pasha, the bey of Budim. This splendid mosque commands a prominent position, overlooking the bustling main street of Prizren, and stands as a defining element of the city's skyline.

During your walking tour of Prizren, Kosovo you and your Guide will stop to look at The Albanian League of Prizren Museum founded during the late 19th century with the primary aim of advocating for enhanced rights and recognition for the local Albanian community. This serene and charming complex served as the organization's headquarters within the city.

After many attractions have been visited you and your Guide will walk towards The Prizren Fortress, known as "Kalaja e Prizrenit" in Albanian, is a medieval stronghold located in the southern region of Kosovo, specifically in the city of Prizren. Positioned on a hill overlooking the city, this fortress played a pivotal role in the gradual expansion and development of Prizren into a bustling urban center. Recognized for its historical significance, the fortress received the prestigious designation of a Cultural Monument of Special Importance in 1948.

After you and your Guide enjoy the magnificent sight of The Fortress you will head towards Mahmet Pasha Hammam which is constructed using a blend of various stones along with bricks, featuring walls that are approximately 90 cm thick and finished with plaster on the interior. The roof of the structure includes two domes situated above the cold section, while the warm part of the hammam is adorned with nine smaller domes.