Visa not required for stays of up to 90 days within a 6-month period

Places I've visted in Kosovo

Places I've visted in Kosovo

Places I've visted in Kosovo

Places I plan to visit

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Things you should eat in Kosovo

Things you should eat in Kosovo

Things you should eat in Kosovo

Uncommon ingredients used in Kosovo

Uncommon ingredients used in Kosovo

Uncommon ingredients used in Kosovo

National Motto: Freedom or Death

National Motto: Freedom or Death

National Motto: Freedom or Death

Kosovo is a partially-recognized state and disputed territory in Southeastern Europe. It is known for its diverse culture, history, and natural beauty.

Kosovo's cuisine is a delightful blend of Balkan, Mediterranean, and Ottoman influences, reflecting its rich cultural heritage. Traditional dishes often feature hearty ingredients like meats, dairy, and fresh vegetables. Flija, a layered pastry cooked over an open flame, is a popular dish, as is tavë kosi, a baked lamb and yogurt casserole. Bread is a staple, with varieties like pite and lepinja commonly served. Dairy products, particularly cheese and yogurt, play a significant role in the diet. The use of spices is subtle, allowing the natural flavors of the ingredients to shine. Meals are often accompanied by fresh salads and pickled vegetables, providing a refreshing contrast to the rich main courses.

Places you might want to visit in Kosovo

Places you might want to visit in Kosovo

Places you might want to visit in Kosovo

What to do:

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Prishtina, the capital city, with its vibrant nightlife and historical sites

Prishtina, the capital city, with its vibrant nightlife and historical sites

Prishtina, the capital city, with its vibrant nightlife and historical sites

What not to do:

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Unexploded landmines in isolated areas

Unexploded landmines in isolated areas

Unexploded landmines in isolated areas