Marble Cave - Gadime Cave - The entry fee is 2 Euros per person, and 1 Euro for children. An English-speaking local guide is available. If it’s crowded, our guide will assist. Ongoing works are currently in progress. The cave is rich in stalactites and stalagmites. Known as Gadime Cave, this karstic limestone cave is located in the village of Gadime e Ulët, near the municipality of Lipjan in Kosovo. Much of the cave remains unexplored. It was discovered in 1966 by a villager named Ahmet Asllani while working in his garden. Gadime Cave is situated within marble limestones from the Mesozoic era. Over time, tectonic shifts and erosion have caused the marble to crack. The cave’s total length is 1,260 meters, and it covers an area of 56.25 hectares.

Gracanica Monastery - The next stop is one of the finest Orthodox churches in the Balkans. The Monastery of Gracanica is a stunning example of Serbian medieval architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The custos is very knowledgeable, providing a factual account of the monastery’s architecture, history, and fresco paintings. There is no entry fee.

Pristina - The next stop is Pristina, the capital and largest city of Kosovo. It serves as the administrative center of the municipality and district of the same name. We offer a walking tour through the city, visiting notable spots such as:

City Centre, where you will see state institutions, the main square, National Theatre, and Mother Theresa Street.

The National Library, built in the early 1980s with a brilliant architectural style, housing thousands of books and documents.

The Newborn monument, dedicated to Kosovo’s independence, changes colors every year and stands in front of the Palace of Youth and Sports.

Mother Theresa Cathedral, a Roman Catholic cathedral in Pristina, Kosovo.

Bill Clinton’s Statue, erected in gratitude for his support of Kosovo.

Prizren - The next stop is the city of Prizren, the second most populous city in Kosovo. It is located on the banks of the Bistrica River, between the foothills of the Sharr Mountains in southern Kosovo. Prizren has an oceanic climate influenced by the surrounding mountains. It is the historical capital of the country. While walking through the cobbled streets, we will visit:

The League of Prizren Memorial, an Albanian political organization founded on June 10, 1878, in the old town of Prizren during the Ottoman Empire.

Sinan Pasha’s Mosque, built in 1615 by Sofi Sinan Pasha, bey of Budim. The mosque overlooks the main street of Prizren and is a dominant feature of the town’s skyline.

Prizren Fortress, which overlooks the Prizren River that flows through the city and around which the city developed.

Kukes - Kukës is a city in the Republic of Albania. It is the capital of the surrounding municipality and county of Kukës, one of the 12 constituent counties of the republic. The city spans 8.2 square kilometers and had a population of 16,719 as of 2011.