Unfortunately I didn’t have to to explore both Pristina and Prizren on this trip, but I was fortunate to be able to explore Prizren on a day trip!
NOTE: Because of the conflict between Kosovo and Serbia, you either need to enter from a Serbian - Kosovo border and leave that way, or enter and exit from a non-Serbian border. If you enter from the Albania - Kosovo border and leave through a Kosovo - Serbia border for example, you may have issues.
Entering Kosovo
Besides my passport, vaccination card, and car registration, the only other item needed to cross the border to Kosovo was special Kosovo car insurance. This car insurance is completely free, and you pick it up at a building directly after the passport booth.
The Stone Bridge
The bridge is an iconic piece of the city, and spans the Prizren Bistrica River.
Wander the Old Town
It’s an interesting vibe wandering the city; I grabbed a kebab from a local shop and explored the old town streets.
Sinan Pasha Mosque
Another iconic building of Prizren, the town seemingly revolves around this mosque.
Exiting Kosovo
Since I entered from Albania, I also left through the North Macedonian border; note that I didn’t leave through a Serbian border! I didn’t receive a stamp from either Kosovo side, but I did receive a stamp entering North Macedonia.
