Pristina isn’t exactly the most beautiful city in Kosovo but it is indeed on the best cities of the country. If you aren’t familiar with the country, it’s a Muslim-country that has an almost equal amount of Christians. You'll therefore visit a country that has two main religions and the merge of both is a sight to see. There are numerous religious places for the Muslims and also for the Christians , you should visit. The city is a healthy combination of the traditional and modern world. So, it doesn’t matter if you’re following a religion other than these two, the city has a lot for you to visit. We will point out some special and definitely worth visiting locations later on.
Pristina is quiet a popular tourist location. The first thing to do is getting a rental car. Our company provides rental cars only 40 meters from the airport. Alternatively we also offer rental cars in the downtown area, to be as convenient as possible for you. We can assure you that the rental cars you’ll find here will be the cheapest and the best in Pristina. So, if you want to save yourself from the hassle of public transport, then rent one of our cars right after you land because you’re definitely going to need it.
Pristina takes the safety of their public very seriously. You can even get fined if you’re crossing a road with headphones on. That’s how vigilant these guys are. Driving without a seatbelt is also illegal and can get you some serious punishment. The penalties of over-speeding include monetary fines, bans and even negative points on your license. We advise you to strictly follow their traffic rules, in order to avoid any trouble. A list of the permitted speeds in Pristina is given:
| Plaes | Speed in Miles Per Hour |
|---|---|
| Inhabited | 30 mph |
| Uninhabited | 70 mph |
| Motorway | 60 mph |
| Other Roads | 25 mph |
Being a Muslim country, you aren’t allowed to drink and drive. The amount of alcohol in your blood must be zero. There are bars in Pristina too, but you aren’t allowed to drive a vehicle while you are intoxicated. They do allow 10 mg alcohol per 100 ml of blood but only for medicines. So, the bottom line is that you shouldn’t even sip on a beer before driving your rental car otherwise you could get into some serious trouble.
Just like we promised earlier, Pristina has a lot of places for you to visit, even if you are a not religious person. There are quite a few grand mosques and churches but, other than that, there are also a lot of other things to keep your busy. Go ahead and put some serious kilometers on your rental car because the sights to see are definitely worth your time.
| Places | Distance from the Airport | Travelling Time |
|---|---|---|
| Ethnographic Museum | 19 km | 40 min |
| Mother Teresa Cathedral | 17 km | 32 min |
| Germia Park | 25 km | 49 min |
| Marble Cave | 41 km | 39 min |
| Faith Mosque | 19 km | 40 min |
The people in Pristina definitely know how to throw parties. The city is a healthy combination between religion and modern day festivities. They even have music festivals hosted annually. So, if you’re one that loves festivals, then Pristina has a lot to offer because their festivities might just surprise you.
If you don’t know the emergency number of a new country and you happen you stumble upon an emergency, you’re in big trouble. It’s very important that you write these numbers down because one day they could save your life or the lives of the people around you. It is also your duty as a responsible adult to know exactly what to do in a sticky situation. So, we’ll list out some basic emergency numbers that you have to know before your visit Pristina.
| Service | Number |
|---|---|
| Police | 92/192 |
| Fire | 93 |
| Ambulance | 94 |
