Flights to Kosovo

Kosovo is a small country and former Yugoslavian state located to the north of Macedonia, the east of Albania and the south of Serbia. Book cheap flights to Kosovo and you can see what this little gem has to offer.

Kosovo has a rich and fascinating past which can be experienced at every turn...

Highlights of Kosovo include the many churches and mosques found across the country as well as the Brezovica Ski Resort and the historic city of Prizren.

In Pristina you can visit the National Kosovo Museum, which houses ethnographic artefacts within a spectacular heritage building. Pristina is also home to a number of mosques, including the celebrated Faith Mosque. Close to Pristina is the Gracanica Serbian Enclave, which includes the 14th-century Gracanica Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

To the south of Kosovo is Prizren, a city with a rich history and culture that’s also located right next to the Sar Mountains National Park. The northern tip of the Sar Mountains is where you’ll find the Brezovica Ski Resort. Many visitors take flights to Kosovo to enjoy the Alpine skiing at Brezovica.

Other major cities include Mitrovica and Pec. Driving to the northern city of Mitrovica should take just under an hour and cars can be hired from the airport. Mitrovica highlights include its communist industrial heritage. Pec, also known as Peja, is home to the Pec Patriarchy, a beautiful Serbian Orthodox Church. Nine miles south of Pec is Decani, where you can visit the famous Visoki Decani Monastery and enjoy the clear waters of the Decanska Bistrica River.

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The Kosovan capital, Pristina, enjoys non-stop flights from the UK taking around three hours...

Germania operates a Gatwick flight several times a week and is the quickest way to reach the city. Alternatives are with Swiss via Zurich and Geneva, Lufthansa via Munich and Austrian via Vienna. The Lufthansa and Swiss services allow for connections from Manchester, Edinburgh and Birmingham in addition to London and take upwards of around six hours.

After your flight to Pristina you’ll find a few options for getting around...

All Kosovo flights land at Pristina International Airport (PRN), located 11 miles to the south-west of the capital city. It's about a 30-minute drive to the city centre from the airport. Buses leave the airport regularly heading to the Grand Hotel in Pristina. Pristina is well served by buses, and a journey will cost no more than around €0.50.

Taxis can also be caught from the airport 24 hours a day. A typical fare from the airport to the city centre is less than €10 (around £7.90).

Car hire is also inexpensive and provides a handy option if you want to explore this small country. You’ll find numerous car-rental companies at the airport. Use TravelSupermarket to get the best deal on a rental vehicle once you’ve found flights to Kosovo.

Kosovo may be small, but there’s no shortage of places to stay...

A handful of well-known hotel brands have recently set up in Pristina, to complement the array of small, independent hotels in the centre of the city. There’s a good enough range for most tastes and budgets.

Apart from Pristina, hotels in Kosovo are mainly small, family-run affairs. In towns and villages, accommodation mainly consists of guest houses, with the odd motel or spa resort here and there.

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