The International Festival of Young Musicians – DAM Festival Pristina is one of the most famous cultural events in the Republic of Kosovo, Pristina. Founded in 2006, DAM Festival is an annual music festival that gathers young and talented national and international musicians worldwide.

The festival hosts roundtable discussions with knowledgeable panels sharing experiences and case studies from world-leading organizations facing the challenge of managing their digital media assets. 

Hazu Jehon is a folklore festival held annually, from May 2nd - 4th in Gjonaj village, 15km northwest Prizren. About 20 cultural ensembles from all over the country gather to celebrate traditional music and dance.

Traditional Hasi costumes and crafts are on display, attracting thousands of international and local visitors. The event occurs in the open environment at "Reconcile Hill." 

Prishtina International Film Festival is an important film event held annually every July in Kosovo. The festival consists of four competition programs: the European film competition program, the Balkan film competition program also known as Honey and Blood Cinema, the Middle-length competition program (comprised of 25-60 min length films), and the Documentary film program.

There are special screenings outside of the competitions, including a program dedicated to the LGBT community, a focus on Turkish cinema, and many Kosovar premieres of Albanian movies.

Kosovo Architecture Festival is an annual event held from July until October; it is the most famous architectural event with an extensive program, including exhibitions, screenings, lectures, and workshops.

Most events, such as lectures at the Kosovo Museum or architectural tours of Pristina, occur in the capital city. However, the program also spreads across the country, with a series of events in Prizren, Peja, and Gjakova.

Beerfest Kosova is one of the biggest festivals in Kosovo. It started in 2011 and has been growing bigger and bigger every year.

Each year Beerfest represents the most extensive collection of beers ever tasted in public. Beerfest Kosova brings together people who enjoy good music, the best beers, and fantastic food. The Festival takes place in the city of Prishtina.

A massive celebration of international and Kosovo music and culture, held every August, the Sunny Hill Festival is a product of the Sunny Hill Foundation, founded by Dua Lipa and her family.

The festival is organized to raise money for the local community and support Kosovo youth in creative arts and the profile of Kosovo worldwide while delivering one of the most fun and musically diverse line-ups in the region. Famous singers perform at the festival and local and international artists. 

The largest capital city of Kosovo, Pristina, is home to luxury hotels and many important contemporary art centers such as the National Theatre of Kosovo, National Archaeology, Ethnography, and Natural science Museum, National Art Gallery and the Ethnological Museum.

Beyond the congested city center, with its international restaurants and smart cafes, experience the quaint Turkic hillside neighborhoods that have defined the city for centuries, where the call to prayer still sounds from minarets overlooking the city's terracotta roofs and where the bustling bazaar remains the focal point of daily life.

Rugova Canyon is one of the most impressive canyons in Europe, with its length of 25 km (15.5 miles) and depth of up to 1,000m (3,300 feet). The waters of the Peć Bistrica river have cut their way through the mountains in a breathtaking way.

Rugova Canyon offers excellent opportunities for hikers, rock-climbers, and cave explorers. On this canyon recently was built “Via Ferrata” or the “Iron Trail,” the first and the only in the Balkans, which enables climbing rocks for each curious passersby.

Found in 1966, the Marble Cave or the Gadime Cave is a karstic limestone cave in Kosovo. Vastly unexplored, the Marble Cave is just 20 km south of Pristina, in Donje Gadimlje. Falling under the Pec council area, the prehistoric cave rests in the eastern extremities of the Kosovo Valley. 

The cave covers three galleries featuring a myriad of vibrant colors lending themselves to your eyes. Blue, red, white, and yellow features are abundant along with the cave ceilings, walls, and floors. Though unexplored, the cave is open for tourists.

Located near Peja, Kosovo, The stunning medieval Serbian Orthodox monastery, Patriarchate of Peć Monastery, or the Patriarchal Monastery of Peć, was built in the 13th century.

The Patriarchate of Peć Monastery is situated at the entrance of the Rugova Canyon. Due to its unique architectural medieval structure, it was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Prizren is a scenic old-time town famous for its fashionable jewelry, bridal fashion boutiques, and various restaurants offering mouth-watering local cuisines.

Surrounded by beautiful nature, Prizren is a stunning city, home to many remarkable ancient buildings, mosques, and monasteries. The impressive town also houses a beautiful historical open-air museum.

BEAR SANCTUARY Prishtina has located 20 km from the capital of Kosovo near the village of Mramor. BEAR SANCTUARY Prishtina was established to create a haven for these lovely wild animals. The large enclosures provide enough space for the animals to roam freely and withdraw, and all have trees or wooden structures to climb on and ponds to bathe in.

At the sanctuary, the bears have the chance to finally show natural behaviors in a lifelong home while still getting the necessary professional care.