Explore the city that speaks five languages, a place where church bells ring and the call to prayer is heard at the same time. A place where you can enjoy eating a variety of flavours from the East and the West.

• We will visit the Sinan Pasha Mosque, a unique sacred building, decorated in the Baroque style of art.
• The Old Stone Bridge, one of the landmarks of Prizren, to take pictures of Prizren from the most famous location for taking pictures.
• The Church of the Holy Saviour in Prizren was built in the 14th century. Modest in scale both inside and out, the monument is known for its high artistic and structural value.
• Helveti Teke (a dervish cloister), Sufi shrine, a 350-year-old tariqah in the centre of Prizren.
• Helping Lady Catholic Albanian church in Prizren (where Mother Teresa’s father was baptized in the 19th century).
• Gazi Mehmet Pasha Hammam – Turkish baths were built in 1573 by Gazi Mehmet Pasha at the same time as the mosque nearby. The baths consisted of separate male and female areas.
• The League of Prizren complex, an association of Albanian intellectuals founded in 1878 in today's Kosovar Prizren, with the aim of preventing the division of areas inhabited by Albanians through political and military pressure.
• Gazi Mehmet Pasha or Bajrakli Mosque. This dates from 1566 and is possibly the most beautiful mosque in Prizren (on a par with Gjakova’s Hadum Mosque) with ornate woodwork and detailed blue-and-white paintings.
• Prizren Fortress (Kalaja e Prizrenit) began in the Late Bronze Age and the fortress was built around 1500 years ago. The fortress has massive walls and various residential quarters belonging to later stages such as the Middle Ages and Ottoman times. It's well worth making the steep 15-minute hike up from Prizren's old town.
  After the successful completion of our city tour, we will escort you to your destination or the place where you are staying.