One Day in PRISTINA | The Vibrant Capital of Kosovo

A day of exploring in the interesting city of Pristina, the capital of the small country of Kosovo in the Balkans region of southeastern Europe.

Music during the video (in order):

"Wild Caravan 3" by Orjan Karlsson
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"Klezmer Feeling 4" by Gunnar Johnsen
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"An Ancient Dome" by Trabant 33
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"Aurora Currents" by Asher Fulero
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Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!

[alp]

I tell you, Eastern Europe is my favorite, Balkans same. I spent 3 years in Baltics and i can't wait to go back. After my retirement here in U.S, i will live this part of the world with very simple life. It takes me back to good old days.Great video as always.

[lidiaclaire]

I’m Kosovar and I LOVE watching people explore my home country!

[BeautifulCityVisits]

Thanks for this discovery of Pristina, very interesting with all your explanations 😀 ! Nice day, Greetings from France

[pokeyjeanne]

Agree with your philosophy to give people a handout when you can and just hope it helps someone out of whatever jam they are in. Spread kindness.

[MTravelVlog]

I really enjoyed your video. ⭐️
Thanks for Sharing! 👍🏼 💕
Greetings from Albania. 🇦🇱

[marafarnham]

Thank you Gabriel 😊 alot of history! The library was interesting architecture! Stay safe ❤

[soumyadeeplovestoexplore]

Its great to see that church dedicated to Mother Teresa. She was a Catholic nun also a saint, she committed herself to work for the poor, hungry and sick people in entire life. Mother Teresa was an Albanian, born in Skopje. She gained Indian citizenship and stayed most of her life in my home city of Calcutta (now Kolkata). She taught here in various schools, then became a head mistress and also she worked in a missionary for needy human beings. Later, she had a foundation on various charitable organizations to serve for the people, specially children suffering form poverty and health issues, she travelled many parts of the world to work on humanitarian crisis, then she stayed in India untill death.

[reelhappytravellers]

Perfect lighting made this incredibly sharp video achievable!
All the visual elements worked great in leading the viewers’ focus to the subject.The foreground added the perfect depth to this upload.
The intense colors are tastefully used to create a compelling video.
Amazing effort guys....thanks for shaing!!!!🥰🤩❤💯👍

[Wingnut]

When I went to the beautiful city of Pristina in 2001 we was posted on the Serbian church and many others churches in Kosovo to understand to people of Kosovo and it’s diversity wonderful people ❤️

[RANDOM.]

OMG THATS WHERE I LIVE IM SO HAPPY TO SEE THAT PEOPLE ACTUALLY VISIT IT STILL

[Ramimi-btiw]

It’s soo cool! All the places look like they are abandoned, but then he walks in

[cnjhendricks]

wow that library is a perfect example of don't judge a book by its cover.

[robtierney]

I was in Kosovo in 1999 as a US soldier. It was a bit different then. Glad to see they are living the good life.

[Fjolla.]

I live in Kosovo .
my birthplace is Prishtina,
kosovo has many beautiful places in all cities (lakes, castles, waterfalls, mountains, etc.)
other countries of the world can recognize the people of kosovo for hospitality, traditional food, we are people of faith and peace we have witnessed this because we come from a past that our country has been invaded by serbia.

Thank you for coming and visiting us and telling us about the natural beauty of the Albanian people and culture. 🇦🇱🇽🇰

[SarahandMarek]

The library was the most interesting building for us, we've never seen a building like that before!? 🤯

[soumyadeeplovestoexplore]

Really worth to know from your explanations about Kosovo.

[EamonnSheehy]

I was there around 2011 and loved it. Pristina seems very busy still. The main things that stood out to me was the sheer quantity of Pharmacies everywhere in the city 😅. Not sure if it's still the same. And the city was very young, which still looks like the case. Full of young people. Also easily one of the friendliest countries I've visited. People in Prizren and Pristhina were really easygoing and friendly. Will you be going on to Mitrovica or Peja or any other towns? I must go back for a visit soon and definitely want to see outside Pristina more. Great videos. Accommodation still not TOO cheap by looks of it. But maybe it's down to international organizations driving prices up? KFOR now gone from streets of Pristina? They were a regular sight years ago.

[TravelisLive]

Wow, interesting. That library was interesting. I've never seen anything quite like it. 1944 is before the area was communist. It was church-like and pretty on the inside. It's so interesting to learn about this part of the Balkans. Thank you for the great video.

[thechubbytrekker]

I could be wrong but I think the difference between the flags of Belgium and Germany, is that the stripes on the German flag are horizontal and Belgium is vertical.

[KimMorgan-hcrk]

Don't know about you but I find Pristina to have a sweet twang to it! Blessings to you people of this fair city.