Guidebook to our little gem - Prishtina

If you take the cab from the Airport to Prishtina, by taxi companies, it will cost you 13€ firm (if not with a company, it'll cost more). And from Prishtina to Airport, by a taxi company is 13€ firm also. There is a public bus service Airport-Pristina, and vice versa which will cost you around 3-4€. It runs every 1 hour and taking into consideration the kilometers of the route (25km), it will take you somewhat of 30min to arrive by bus to the center. In this case, you tell the driver to drop you off at Hotel Grand Station.

In case you're coming from the Bus Station, the route to our apartment it'll take you somewhat of 20min on foot, and 10min by using the Taxi services. In case you use the Taxi services, they'll charge you around 2-3Euros to bring you to our apartment. Please, if you use a Taxi, ask them to turn on the taximeter, and tell them to call my number once you hop-in in order for me to tell him where to bring you exactly.

Pretty much all the clubs in Prishtina have Fridays and Saturdays as their main crazy party days. Highly recommended, especially during these two days.

Every café and restaurant in Kosovo has WIFI. So in any given case, you need WIFI while on the route, hop-in and ask for it politely, they will kindly provide it. If you would like to navigate through the city, 90% of the youngsters here, do speak English quite well. If you speak to the older ones, they tend to speak more German or Slavic languages. I would suggest downloading the offline map of Kosovo for better navigation if you don't have data.

Try to speak some bits of the Albanian language once you step in Kosovo. People here love it whenever they hear one international speak and reply in Albanian. Te lutem - Please Faleminderit - Thank you Mirupafshim - Goodbye Tung - Bye Pershendetje - Hello Tungjatjeta - Hi Ku eshte banjo? - Where is the bathroom? Sa kushton kjo? - How much does this cost? Mund te me ndihmosh - Can you help me? Ndihme - Help Urgjenca - Emergency E vleresoj - Appreciate it Buzeqesh - Smile Mos Qesh - Don't laugh Si mund te shkoj ketu? - How can I go here? Harta - Map

The taxi service in Prishtina is quite cheap when compared to any other taxi service at any other country. Taxi services here charge you about 2-3 euros to move around the city, and are always a good option if you want to reach places fast and conveniently. They also can make special offers if required to go somewhere further than the city, ex. at any other city of Kosovo. If you arrange it with the driver, he can send you somewhere, wait for you, and get you back to the city once you're finished with your visit.

Kosovo is a veeery kid-friendly environment. We just literally adore and love kids. Every once in a while, you can see a stranger approach kids just to play with them, or grab their cheek to show his appreciation for the cuteness of the kid. Don't get alarmed if anyone approaches your kid and want to just play. In Kosovo, people smile at them, grab their cheek, ask for a hug, or ask to play with them time to time.

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