Kosovo
A new dawn in the Balkans
Europe’s newest country is also one of its most talked about. Kosovo self-declared independence from Serbia in 2008 and is recognised by more than 100 countries as a nation — but not Serbia, with whom animosity still lingers.
Despite the signs of conflict that still haunt the region, Kosovo is a safe place to travel to. Visitors come for hiking in the Sharr Gorge and Rugova Canyon, to see 13-century monasteries and enjoy mountain villages, but the biggest draw is the welcome of Kosovans who want you to enjoy their fledgling state.
If you’re after off-the-beaten-path Europe, it doesn’t get much more unspoilt than Kosovo.
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Prizren
Kosovo’s second city is its cultural heartland, packed with history, handicrafts and Kosovo’s best food...
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