The best traffic-free bike rides in Kosovo

How many thousands of people have probably already walked across this!?

It's good that the church was protected.

Unfortunately, photography is prohibited inside the church. However, images of the interior can be viewed free of charge at Blagofund.org.

The KLA, short for Kosovo Liberation Army (Ushtria Çlirimtare e Kosovës), was an Albanian paramilitary organization fighting for the independence of Kosovo. It emerged in the 1990s and played a significant role in the Kosovo War. Source: Wikipedia

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TRAY BRIDGE The Tabake Bridge is located over the Erenik River in the south of the city of Gjakova. This bridge connects Gjakova with the villages in the south and Albanian towns such as Bajram Curri, Shkodra and Kukesi. The bridge was built in the 17th century by the Tabaka guilds. The Tabaku Bridge, with a length of 127 m and a width of 4.03 m, ranks among the ten largest bridges built during the Middle Ages in Albanian territory. This bridge is built on 7 circular girders with a span of 14-16 meters. The bridge has been conserved and is used for playgrounds. It is built from carved stone and the ornaments carved on the stones are carved on the fronts of the bridge. There have been transformations during the wars, but after conservation, the original state has returned. THE TABAK'S BRIDGE The Tabak's (leather smith) Bridge is located over the 'Erenik' This bridge connects Gjakova with villages in the south and A Shkodra and Kukes. The bridge was built in the XVII century b Bridge is 127 meters long and 4.03 meters wide, it ranks amc built in the Albanian lands. This bridge is built over 7 meters arches. The bridge is preserved and used for pedestrians. It, front of the bridge sculpted ornaments are carved on stone: the

Try to cycle up to the fortress :)

Bogorodica Ljeviška (Serbian Cyrillic Богородица Љевишка, Albanian Kisha e Shën Premtës, or Xhamia e Xhumasë) is the Serbian Orthodox central church of Prizren and the cathedral of the Eparchy of Raszien-Prizren. Founded in the early 14th century by King Stefan Uroš II Milutin, it is the oldest five-domed church in Serbian art. During the Ottoman rule it was rededicated into a mosque. The badly damaged frescoes were discovered in the 1950s. Thanks to the quality of the execution by the Greek painters Michael Astrapes and Eustychios and the architectural importance of the cathedral, it has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as part of the Medieval Monuments in Kosovo since 2006. At the same time, the City Cathedral of Prizren was put on the Red List of World Heritage in Danger because of the unclear legal situation in Kosovo and the difficult security situation. Albanian extremists heavily damaged the church in 2004 during the pogroms in the Serbian province against the Serb residents and Serb cultural assets in Kosovo. Some of the frescoes were destroyed by heat and fire, the entire interior was demolished and parts of the construction were damaged by the fire.