About Kosovo
Things to Note
Visa & Entry Requirements: U.S. citizens do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days in Kosovo. Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay. If you are traveling to other parts of Europe, please check each country's requirements.
Electricity: Kosovo uses the European standard, so bring a power adapter.
Transportation: Rental cars and taxis are the most common ways to get around. Taxis can be hailed; rental cars must be booked in advance online. Use Google Maps to get around.
Health and Safety: Tap water is generally safe to drink, but bottled water is available for purchase.
Currency: Most transactions in Kosovo are cash-only, so bring Euros.
Our favorite places for you to check out while you’re in town for the wedding: Whether you’re into history, nature, or exploring new spots, there’s something for everyone. But whatever you do—and wherever you go—do not miss out on the amazing coffee! Seriously, it’s a must. You’ll thank us!
Prizren
A charming old town with Ottoman-era architecture and a lively atmosphere. Not to mention, the food is amazing!
Pristina
The capital city, with the Kosovo Museum, Bill Clinton Boulevard, and a vibrant nightlife.
Gjakova
Renowned for its delicious food, especially meat dishes.
Rugova Canyon
A stunning mountainous region perfect for hiking and outdoor activities. The cleanest air!
Mirusha Waterfalls & Canyons
A popular spot to cool off with multiple waterfalls to explore.
For all the days along the way