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| Prizren |
Kosovo, in particular the city of Prizren,
is our new favorite spot in Europe. When we were there in November,
winter was approaching and the days were becoming colder. But even so,
the people were still out enjoying the limited hours of sunshine they
had every single day. We discovered locals drinking coffee in the
numerous coffee shops around town, restaurants full every night, and
bars offering cheap drinks and a chilled atmosphere.
A
must-see is the view from the Kalaja Fortress. If it’s a nice day
bring a picnic and hang out with the locals, many of whom are happy to
chat with foreigners.
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| Pljeskavica stuffed with cheese is a delicious and inexpensive meal |
What to eat: Try pljeskavica, grilled
meat stuffed with cheese. We had this dish at Te Syla restaurant and it
is seriously the best in town — so good we went back the next day and
had it again! The prices is less than five dollars, and many restaurants
serve it with salad and fries.
Fun fact: Kosovo is the youngest country of the 21st century. It officially declared independence from Serbia on February 17, 2008.
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