The Stone Bridge, Ura e Gurit
Prizren’s best-loved landmark has crossed the Lumbardhi since Ottoman times. Swept away by the flood of 1979, it was rebuilt stone by stone in 1982.
2 min
Kosovo’s historic capital: minarets and church domes, cobbled lanes and silver filigree, all gathered along the clear Lumbardhi river.
Walking times from the hotel are approximate.
Prizren’s best-loved landmark has crossed the Lumbardhi since Ottoman times. Swept away by the flood of 1979, it was rebuilt stone by stone in 1982.
2 minThe cobbled heart of the old town, named after its stone fountain. Legend says one sip of its water means you will return.
3 minCompleted in 1615, its 43-metre minaret frames almost every view of the old town. Visitors are welcome outside prayer times.
3 minBuilt between 1856 and 1887 just off Shadërvan, a reminder of how many faiths share these few streets.
4 minWhere Albanian delegates founded the League of Prizren in 1878. Today a museum of documents, costumes and portraits.
7 minA UNESCO-listed 14th-century church with remarkable frescoes. Visits are restricted; bring photo ID.
10 minA cobbled path climbs to the hilltop walls and a view over the whole city. Best at sunset; opening hours vary, so ask at reception.
15 min
Every August since 2002, Kosovo’s international documentary and short film festival fills the town with open-air screenings, some on a stage above the river, some inside the fortress. It is the busiest week of the year, so book early.
Travel times are approximate. We can arrange an airport transfer on request.
Alpine meadows, mountain inns and hiking trails high above the city.
approx. 45 minKosovo’s oldest bazaar: a kilometre of timber-fronted shops, silversmiths and cafés.
approx. 45 minVineyard hills and family cellars in Kosovo’s main wine region.
approx. 40 minA chain of lakes and waterfalls in a limestone canyon, a summer favourite for swimming.
approx. 1 hA dramatic gorge in the Albanian Alps and the medieval Patriarchate of Peć.
approx. 1 h 45 min