Pristina - description of the city:
Pristina is city of Kosovo (Komuna e Prishtines).
The population of Pristina: 550,000 people. Geographic coordinates of Pristina: 42.67272 x 21.16688.
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Kosovo
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| International title |
Pristina |
| Population |
550,000 people |
| Timezone |
Europe/Belgrade |
| State |
Komuna e Prishtines |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 42.67272 x Longitude: 21.16688 |
Photo Galery Pristina
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#01: Nowadays of Pristina |
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#02: Travel across Pristina |
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#04: A tour about Pristina |
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#05: Spending Time in Pristina |
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#07: Pristina Photogallery |
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#08: Places to see in Pristina |
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#10: Acquaintance to Pristina |
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Pristina video guide
Places to visit in Pristina
Famous Places
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Museum fur Kommunikation
Country: Switzerland
The Museum of Communication in Bern
The Museum of Communication in Bern is open on Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. It is closed on Monday.
The museum has nearly everything to offer when it comes to communication, and there are a lot of memo ...
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Lurgrotte
Country: Austria
The Lurgrotte is the largest and most interesting cave in Austria, with superb stalactites and stalagmites. A welllit and clearly sign-posted route leads you through this world of icy wonders, along an underground stream. The largest dripstone, 13 ...
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Mauterndorf
Country: Austria
Strategically positioned on the road connecting Salzburg with the Hohe Tauern passes, this little town owed its former wealth to the road tolls it was able to collect. Mauterndorf’s greatest attraction is its Schloss, built in the 13th century an ...
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Norges Hjemmefrontmuseum
Country: Norway
Norges Hjemmefrontmuseum is the Home Front Museum or Norway’s Resistance Museum. It is located in the Akershus Fortress of the city of Oslo, Norway. The collection of the museum is focused on the Norwegian resistance that occurred in 1940 thr ...
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Kragero
Country: Norway
Kragero is a popular spot in Norway for holidays as it has a lot to offer. The town offers fjords, forests, and islands. This is the area that Edvard Munch found relaxation and peace. The artist fell in love with this area during his time and refer ...
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