How to get there

By plane

Several European airlines have started to offer direct flights from their hubs to the International Airport of Prishtina , (PRN, www.airportpristina.com) is 15km west of the city centre. Examples are British Airways, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Turkish Airlines, SWISS, Belle Air, Croatia Airlines, Air Berlin and Austrian Airlines. Adria Airways has a regional hub in Pristina.

By Bus

From Montenegro, you can enter through Rozaje to Peja (approximately 2.0 hours). From Macedonia, you can take a bus to Prishtina (approximately 2.5 h)There are a couple companies offering buses from Istanbul via Skopje. From Albania, you can enter through Prizren on a nice new road; gone are the days of the "nightmare" 10 h mountain ride. The trip from Tirane costs 10€ and takes 4 h, with two stops.

By Train

From the 2nd October 2007, Kosovo Railways started with the new line Prishtina – Peja – Prishtina for the passenger transport. Kosovo Railways (KR) also offers passenger transport in and out of Kosovo.

Internal transport

For the internal transport, KR has the following daily trains: Fast Train (IC)– which operates every day in the line Peja – Prishtina – Peja (05:32-07:50-12:10) Freedom of Movement Train (FoM) – which operates every day in the line Hani i Elezit – Fushe Kosova Regarding the international transport KR has a regular train called the Fast Train (IC) which moves once a day in the line Prishtina – Skopje – Prishtina

By Car

To enter Kosovo, the validity and acceptance of the International Motor Insurance Card is in doubt. At the border you will need to pay €30 for an insurance extra which will cover you throughout Kosovo for two weeks. Ensure also that you have your vehicle registration and a power of attorney from the owner if the car is not yours.