Pristina

Built around a long-established settlement on the Kosovo Plain, Pristina grew into Kosovo’s capital and largest city. It is the country’s political and institutional centre, where broad boulevards and post-war development meet low hills at the edge of the plain. Mother Teresa Square forms a central pedestrian axis, while the National Library of Kosovo is recognised for its unconventional domed exterior. The 15th-century Imperial Mosque recalls Pristina’s Ottoman past, and the NEWBORN monument, unveiled in 2008, has become associated with Kosovo’s independence. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Kosovo connects regionally.

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