lived inPrishtina duringthattime. lises thefraternity of different ethnicities that According to theartist, themonumentsymbo- cialist realism, manifested also inarchitecture. Yugoslav authorities brought anew spiritof so- happening inthecapital city of . The built duringatime when majorchanges were 1959. The Fraternity &Unity monument was tor Miodrag Zirkovic in1957 andit was builtin President Clinton. statue islocated inthesquare namedafter le awarded by theUniversity of Prishtina. The President Clinton hasthe “Honoris Causa” tit sculpture isabout3mhighandintheleft hand, and role duringthe1999 war inKosovo. The ted inhonourof President Clinton for hishelp by Izeir Mustafa in2009. The statue was erec- the United States, BillClinton was sculpted Bill Clinton Statue The Freedom Monument 80 12 and may becopied, used andreprinted. other materials used inthisbrochure are publicdomain tourism, culture andother fields. Photographs andall mational material of theMunicipality of Prishtina in separately intheend. The narrative isused ininfor portion of themost characteristic dataisnoted down Prishtina in2018, anditisorganised chronologically. A by aworking group, established by theMunicipality of of thehistory of Prishtina. The material was collected This brochure isdesigned to serve asashortguide It was designed by theSerbiansculp- The statue of theformer President of prishtinaonline.com UÇK Street, nn, Municipality of Prishtina PRISHTINA PRNTouristic Map of Prishtina - - of bears. vironment thatresembles thenatural habitat shelter for alltherestaurant bears, with anen- Law Firm. Bear Sanctuary provides suitable Environment of Kosovo, andFranke &Partner with KFOR, thecity of Prishtina, Ministry of in 2013 by Four Paws Austria, inco-operation vity. Bear Sanctuary Prishtina was established shelter to house thebears rescued from capti- grounds, there was aneedfor anationalpark/ it becameunlawful to keep bears inprivate rant owners could profit. InNovember 2010, to amuse customers so thattherestau- were heldincaptivity inrestaurant grounds or ’s forests by theanimaltraders. They mainly taken from theirmothers from Kosovo’s in smallcages close to restaurants. They were in captivity inKosovo. These bears were kept there was nolaw against holdingbrown bears part located near Prishtina. For many years, saic of theartist Jakup Ferri, painted in 2010. Skënderbeu”. Insidethebuildingthere isamo- siting merchants. Initially, it was named “Hotel tina’s OldBazaar was mainly frequented by vi- Art Nouveau. The building, located near Prish- ments of neo-Renaissance, neo-baroque and trian architect, Andrija Kremer. Itcombined ele- built in1927 underthesupervisionof the Aus- The buildingof theformer “Hotel Union” was sion of the Austrian architect Andija Kremer. cupied by theSerbianforces. In1915, itfell under . Later that year, thecity was oc- cupation in1912by theliberation forces ledby station; which was builtby theBritish. chitecture. In1874, Prishtina hadits first train – marked thefirst influences oftheEuropean ar the city- just like therest of theOttoman Empire capital city of Kosovo’s Vilayet. Duringthistime, family items. first museum, withan exhibition of numerous century, EminGjiku’s house was turnedinto the the fair for business. Inthemeantime, inthe19th fairs. Merchants from various countries visited turies, the city organised international produce ring this time, and from the 17th to the 19th cen- ring thistime. wells, streets, innsandmarkets were builtdu- but also publicbuildings. Hamams, mosques, shtina’s development through mainly religious, 351 houses. The Ottoman periodrecorded Pri- na asalocation with nineneighbourhoods and the Ottoman registers in1477 describe Prishti- the Byzantine period. The first records noted in end of theSerbreign inKosovo andtheendof Kosovo’s Battle (1389). This battle marked the tina fell under the Ottoman occupation after the cribed itasa “gated village without walls.” Prish- Byzantine Emperor John VI Kantakouzenos des- the namePrishtina dates back to 1342 when the of thenamePrishtina, butitisstill notknown. are numerous hypothesis abouttheetymology visible theplaques with Latininscriptions. There tury church. Inthefoundation of thischurch are church was builtin1321 ontheruinsof a6thcen- dox church islocated, isalso near Prishtina. This tating earthquake. Gracanica, where anortho- abandoned after the year 518following adevas- was inhabited untilthe7thcentury. The town was by; a town established inthe2ndcentury and era. The ancienttown of Ulpianaislocated near Balkan Peninsula andtraces back to theNeolithic about 6000 years old. tina anditisthoughtto be rine was found nearPrish- 1999. The terracotta figu- Is thecity’s symbol since THE THRONE GODDESS ON Union Hotel Bear Sanctuary Prishtina was liberated from theOttoman oc- 20th Century From 1883until1897, Prishtina becamethe Prishtina also was acommercial centre du- The first historic documentthatmentioned 14th to 19th Century Prishtina islocated inthecentral part of the Ancient History andEtymology 81 1

It was builtin1927 underthesupervi- Bear Sanctuary Prishtina isanational - Emin GjikuComplex 18th and19th centuries. Kosovo, with anexhibition thatshow life inKosovo intheethnologicalaspectduring 2006, EminGjikuEthnologicalMuseum was opened, asacomponentof theMuseumof mains oneof thefinest examples of themid-19th century town houses. InSeptember building remaining from theOldBazaar (Çarshia). As a whole, EminGjikucomplex re- and intangible-items. The stone house, restored inthislocation1960, istheonly an EthnologicalMuseum, housinga vast collectionof cultural heritage -bothtangible and after WWII, Kosovo becameanautonomous bania. Then, it was briefly occupied by Germany, War II, becoming part of theItalian-occupied Al- during Italy’s military campaign during World grant community thatstill lives there. from Prishtina to , establishing there ami- sequently, this resulted inexodus of with expropriation of Albanian properties. Sub- programs of Serb colonialism, accompanied cupation. This period was marked with intensive forces putitunderthe Yugoslav Kingdom’s oc- the Bulgarian ruleuntil1918, when theFrench the stone minaret. was finishedunderSultan Fatih. Its key feature is construction began under Sultan Bayezid, and it only three years after theBattle of Kosovo. Its shtina. The mosque started to bebuiltin1392, 3 Prishtina fell under Italian occupation in 1941, The Stone Mosque

Until 1990, thiscomplex was aMuseumof Nature, butsince 2013, it was turnedinto 11 Itistheoldest remaining buildinginPri- Youth Palace andSports repaired. were damaged inafire never to be including oneof thesports halls In 2000, apart of thebuilding, tic ides of fraternity andunity. to promote theSFRY propagandis - vic andan Albanian, Ramiz Sadiku, and heroes, aSerbBoro Vukmiro- honour of two It was named “Boro andRamiz” in ground andopenparking places. a library, themall, andunder sports courts, two congress halls, square meters. The Palace hastwo 16

Built in1977. Ithas10.000 - in 1989, Albanian intellectuals formed the Kosovo for Kosovo’s status. dissolution of Yugoslavia brought new measures period of prosperity continued until1989, when and Ramiz, were also built during this time. This Kosovo, Rilindja, the Youth Palace, known as Boro Dardania, andUlpiana. The NationalLibrary of blishment of neighbourhoods like Bregu iDiellit, for majorinvestments inthecity, includingesta- in Prishtina andKosovo. This periodis well known increased significantly. Thisbrought anew reality ment of Albanians, asthemajority community, Prishtina inthe , andemploy tion provided for theopeningof theUniversity of exception of therightto secede. This Constitu- all therights thatotherrepublics had, with the vince was considered part of . Kosovo had blic within Yugoslavia, althoughdejure, thepro- facto gave to theprovince thestatus of arepu- proval of theConstitution of Kosovo, which de shtevka and Vellusha, were covered. perial Mosque, etc. In 1988, the two rivers, Pri as theClock Tower, theStone Mosque, theIm- is now known asPrishtina’s Historic Centre, such ments of theoldneighbourhoodsremain in what dings, schools, squares andmonuments. Frag ment buildings, administrative andhealth buil- neighbourhoods were destroyed to buildapart old, buildthenew”, numerous parts of city’s the 1950-1970, underthemotto “destroy the be builtontheruinsof theoldtown. During 50,000 people’ was developed. The city would 1947. In1953, anurban planfor a ‘modern city of province of theSocialist Republic of Yugoslavia. and Scupicrossroads. as dueto proximity to the Via Lissus-Naissus and indirectly even with theBlack Sea, as well connecting the Adriatic andthe Aegean coasts, cause thetown was close to thecrossroads connecting Constantinople with , be- of themost active andfrequented centres ror Justinian ruleinthe6thcentury. med into Justiniana SecundaduringtheEmpe- and utilitarian buildings. The town was rena - dings and various otherpublic, sacral, profane system, water supply, drainage, houses, buil- terized with road nets, orthogonal construction – theSplendidMunicipiumof Ulpiana, charac - bed astheMunicipumUlpianaSplendissima During thisperiodof time, thetown was ascri- velopment between the3rd and4thcenturies. of 2ndcentury, achieving its highest peak of de- town intheoutskirts of Graçanica since theend piana and Justiniana Secunda, isanoldRoman Grand Hotel leader, who once stayed init. suite” inhonourof the Yugoslav top floorsuite isnicknamed “Tito’s the Youth andSports Palace. The been connected via abridge with that theback terrace would have Kosovo. The initialplansdepicted mark of the1980sarchitecture in Prishtina andthemost important is oneof thekey monuments of Dragan Kovacevic. Grand Hotel Designed by Bashkim Fehmiu and 18 Ulpiana Archaeological Site Ulpiana Archaeological Following suppression of Kosovo’s autonomy The 1990s andtheKosovo war In 1974, Kosovo’s status changed with theap- Constitution of Kosovo Prishtina becameKosovo’s capital city in During theRoman era, Ulpiana was one

82 It marks thecity’s heart. forces, andthebuilding was reversed to itspriorfunction. 1690, Bogdani’s remains were exhumed andthrown onthestreets by the Turkish nian writers, was buriedthere. Following thedefeat of the war by the Austrians in trian-Turkish war attheendof 17th century. PjetërBogdani, oneof thefirst Alba- was builtin1461. The mosque was turnedinto acatholicchurch duringthe Aus- ror. Basedontheinscriptionsin Arab language above theentrance, themosque Sultan’s Mosque Ulpiana, also known asMunicipiumUl-

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National Library of Kosovo Library of Kosovo, islocated inthisbuildingsince 1982. of Kosovo, formerly known asthePeople’s andUniversity two amphitheatres. The NationalandUniversity Library book bindingroom, storages, administrative areas, and periodical’s hall, book preservation facilities, photo-lab, this buildingare usable. The Library hasreading halls, has 16.500 square meters; 13.500 square meters of brain andsymbolise knowledge. The four-floored building there are 79domes dividedinsegments thatlook like belong to the “new regionalism” architecture. Intotal, building isacombination of cubes anddomes, andit tect, Andrija Mutnjakovic. Architecturally, theLibrary’s 17

Was builtin1974 based ondesign by theCroat archi- - - - - nistration alltheKosovo’s institutions, including watchedsatellite. via gramming for , which Kosovans Television of Albania broadcast two hours of pro- in Albanians’ private houses, whereas theRadio cation institutions were carryingouttheirduties Yugoslavia. Under thissystem, health andedu- tem, boycotting alltheinstitutions of Serbiaand Democratic League anddeveloped aparallel sys- of Kosovo was established in1949. ground floorup to thefirst floor. The Museum with semi-circular layout leading from the and symmetric emphasized one-winged stairs, is emphasized by asteady rhythm of openings «modern» tiles. The frontal part of thebuilding and belongs to «mansard» type, covered with brick, wood andmarble. The roof was rebuilt it was constructed with material like stone, The layout of thebuildingisrectangular, and building isused astheMuseum of Kosovo. shtina region of theformer-SFRY. In1980, this military command headquarters for thePri- staff. Until 1975, thebuilding was used by the Graz for theneedsof theOttoman garrison based ontheproject of themilitary offices in ric area of Prishtina. It was builtin1885-1886 the Museum of Kosovo islocated inthehisto- meter thick, and weighs about9tons. ment is3meters high, 24 meters longand0.9 repainted every 17th of February. The monu- letters were in yellow, buttraditionally, they are declaration of theindependence. Initially, the ten days only inorder to befinishedbefore the and Sports Palace. The monument was buildin pendence Day. Itisplaced infront of the Youth lizing 17th of February 2008, Kosovo’s Inde- Serbian regime putunderits exclusive admi- Museum of Kosovo 83 2 The eclecticmonumental buildingof Isthetypographical sculpture symbo- NUMB3RS IN

rent name. time with thecur tioned for thefirst Prishtina wasmen- the yearIs when 1342 Zone of Prishtina -isnow underprotection. Prishtina. This area -theHistoric Centre or were elements thatcomposed thecore of old mosques, private houses andtheClock Tower in thisarea. City’s Bazaar, hamam, inns, stores, and educationalactivities of thecity took part trative, economic, artisanal, political, cultural be thecore of thecity. All thesocial, adminis- located intheoldpart of thecity, thatused to a vast numberof cultural heritage buildings na ortheHistoric Zone of Prishtina includes France, Germany, Italy immediately recognised sovo declared its independence. The U.S., U.K, Mission inKosovo (UNMIK). international protectorate –theUnited Nations capital city of Kosovo, which was putunderan and return of Kosovo’s peopleto theirhomes. sovo; withdrawal of Serb forces from the country signed on9 June 1999, brought stability inKo- Kosovo.Kumanovo The Agreement,waswhich air campaign, forcing Serbiato withdraw from ternational community, to intervene through its TO forces, which acted with thesupportof thein- ensued against Kosovo Albanians, prompted NA med andparamilitary forces. The violence that in theKosovo Liberation Army -andSerbia’s ar rilla war began between the Albanians - organised tance through the parallel system, in 1998 a guer and otherEuropean countries. were driven outof Kosovo to theneighbouring March-June 1999, aboutonemillion Albanians tation of populationfrom Kosovo. Only during of violence against Kosovans andmass depor gation, thisdecadeisknown also for increase were expelled from theirjobs. Apart from segre- university, hospitals and sports’ fields. Albanians the Assembly, theGovernment, schools, banks, and traditional food. in thesebars are traditional rakia and beer. These sites alsoserve food, includingfast cafes are located inthe ‘Kafet erakisë’ and “Little cafes’ streets. The beverage of choice streets filled withbars andcafés. Amongthemost famous andmost frequented bars and Bars andCafés- Are distinguished of parts the way of livinginPrishtina. There are whole This protectorate lasted until2008 when Ko - After theliberation, Prishtina becamethe 21st Century Following almost adecadeof peaceful resis- Old Town 00383(0) 500094. Emergency Clinic 00383(0) 500-600 University andClinicalCentre of Kosovo Fire Fighters 194 Emergency Medical 192, 112 Police [Cell] 038/192 Police [Landline] 4 193

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bly hall, the eastern and southern facade. is used only as r a promenade. It is Zahir Pajaziti Square are on both 33. Hotel Emerald 52. Kafja e Vogël 72. Prishtina Burek ftari i laid with graniteR tiles and it has a ends of the street. 34. Prishtina International 53. Mezzeria 73. Emini Burek Luan Gashi 35. Hotel Real 54. Babaganoush 74. Sonder Bar Enver M 36. Hostel Han 55. Osteria Basilico 75. Sabota

Government BuildingSy lejman Vuçitërrna Mother Theresa Square Cathedral 37. Tuba 56. Papirun Tropoja (former Kosovo Bank Building) 87 It is the pedestrian area of the city. 23 The bell tower of the Mother Theresa Ca- 22. Kurrizi Complex 38. Prishtina Center Hostel 57. Pishat Others 13 This building, formerly known as the Ko- From the 1970s until 2000s, the area served thedral is among the highest buildings in Prish- Monuments and Culture 11. The Stone Mosque 23. Mother Theresa Cath. 39. White Tree 58. Tirona 78. Galeria Kombëtare a Harun Aliu i t i sovo Bank building, was designed by Milan Tomic V as the city’s promenade mainly in the eve- tina. Its position and height offer a spectacular 1. Union Hotel 12. Independence Mon, 24. Muse. of Independence 40. Oda 59. Ponte Vecchio 79. Muz. i Shtëpive Shkolla

li ela A Ç and Milan Pavlovic. It was built in the 1980s and nings. During the day, the street was used for 360-degree view of Prishtina. The tower provides 2. 13. Government of Kosovo 25. Ibrahim Kodra Museum 41. Buffalo Backpackers 60. Napoli 80. Bill Clinton Monument im g A atime Hetemi it was the highest building then. Initiallly, plans vehicular traffic. a view of the most important parts of the city, in- 3. Emin Gjiku Complex 14. Rilindja 26. National Theatre 42. Mami’s Hostel 61. Mexicana 81. Bear Sanctuary F A hm et Haxh K were for two identical buildings to be built side cluding the University of Prishtina campus, the 4. The Big Hamam 15. Radio Kosovo 27. Lapidarium 43. Centre Hostel 62. Miqt Taverna 82. Ulpiana Archeo. Site u asim Shal a rr Lok by side, but that plan was never realised. The buil- 34 western part of the city, giving the visitors a beau- 5. The Stone House 16. Youth Palace 28. WWII Monument 44. Guest House Konaku 63. Tiffany 83. Newborn fu Besim Berisha ding was bombed during the 1999 war in Koso- tiful view of the sunset, and other high buildings. 6. Domaniku House 17. National Library 45. Hotel Garden 64. Thai Restaurant 84. Gërmia Park a vo, but it was later refurbished losing its charm. The tower was opened in 2014. 7. St. Nicholas Church 18. Grand Hotel Hotels 46. Hotel Prishtina 65. Himalayan Ghorka 85. Badovci Lake Selim Mula 33 81 82 85 8. Clock Tower 19. Assembly of Kosovo 29. Hotel Grand 47. Hotel Begolli 66. De Rada 86. River Delta 67. Miqt PUB 87. Mother Theresa Square Aleksan 9. Jashar Pasha’s Mosque 20. Former Gërmia Building 30. Hotel Sirius 48. Hotel Prima 10. The Big Mosque 21. ElektroKosovo Building 31. Swiss Diamond 49. Hotel Ora 68. Ditenat

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