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Opt to party in Pristina, talk politics with the endearing locals or head to the hills and rugged mountains for hiking and skiing, all with help from an in-the-know Kosovo guide from tourHQ.
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My name is Enes. I have studied architecture and my main focus and experience of professional ...
Welcome to Kosovo!Whether you're looking for a tour guide or beautiful view, we will ensure that ...
My name is Muamer but you can call me Muki, or you can call me whatever you want when I'm not ...
Discover Kosovo like an local ... I am a certified Tour Guide in Kosovo. I love guiding ...
Hi everyone, my name is Suad,I am a local English tour operator--private tour guide,. I have been ...
I, Fisnik Thaqi: Kosovo’s Guide and International MountaineerI am Fisnik Thaqi, a local and ...
I am Naile from Kosovo and I used to work as a Tour Guide in Kosovo since 2010. I do tours ...
A seasoned traveler and dedicated explorer, Taulant Hoxha is deeply passionate about showcasing the ...
DUA TOURIST part of DUA GROUP, founded at the beginning of 2013 as a private travel agency, ...
Being a guide is a hobby for me, tours around the region (Kosovo, Albania) enable me to escape from ...
I'm Tour Guide around Albania and Kosovo for more the 15 years! I have different programs for ...
One of the last defiant nations to emerge from the chaotic break-up of the former Yugoslavia, Kosovo is today it’s edging its way forward as a proudly independent and truly alluring travel destination in the heart of Balkan Europe.
In the capital of Pristina the scars and hallmarks of liberation from the communist yoke may still be visible at every turn, but a new-found cultural impetus has breathed life into the city, in the downtown clubs and pubs serving rounds of Raki and the proliferation of heroic monuments and honorific streets that proudly proclaim Kosovo as its own entity. What’s more, Kosovo tour guides also highlight the country’s other treasures worth a visit; the Serbian Orthodox monasteries that dot the landscape, the wealth of history at Prizren, and the markets and cafes at Gjilan or lakeside Gjakova.
Away from the towns, Kosovo’s backcountry is alive with rugged mountain ranges ripe with hiking routes. In it’s traditional towns, the age-old belief in unprejudiced hospitality still rings true. Indeed, if anything, the real fruits of Kosovo are to be found in its people. Endearing, earthy and exceptionally well-humoured, there’s rarely a dull moment when they’re around.
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