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| | | |  | Tourism in Kosovo
With its legendary hospitality, its Unesco World Heritage Site monasteries, stunning mountains, vibrant cities and chequered history, Kosovo is a fascinating, welcoming, rewarding place to visit. |  | Through work for the Ethnological Museum in Pristina, for the Kulla e Mazrekajve, a renovated traditional stone house offering bed and breakfast, and training tour guides in Pristina, I have become passionate about sustainable tourism in Kosovo as a way forward for the country's economic development, and offering people from beyond Kosovo the chance to learn from and understand a very different culture.
Read my 'insider's secrets' for visitors to Kosovo on the Wanderlust website |  | Articles in the national newspapers,Kosova Sot and Koha Ditore outline my opinions for those who can read Albanian.
|  | Our NGO, The Ideas Partnership, has worked with a filigree co-operative in Prizren to develop workshops for visitors where tourists can learn about the history and process of silver filigree, and have a go themselves, creating a pendant to take home with them.
|  | An article on Fjala e Lire about the filigree workshops shows some great photographs, along with text in Albanian |  |
By far the best guide to the country is the Bradt guide written by Gail Warrander and Verena Knaus.
Also available for the capital, Pristina, is the Pristina In Your Pocket guide. | | | | | | | | |
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