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 |
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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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Kunsthalle Basel
Country: Switzerland
What Is Kunsthalle Basel?
Kunsthalle Basel is one of the most famous and active art institutes in the entire world. Since it opened in 1872, it dedicated itself to the presentation, exploration, and promotion of modern art. Kunsthalle Basel has an ...
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Schweizerisches Schutzenmuseum
Country: Switzerland
Swiss Rifle Museum Introduction
There are stone shooters that look out at you from the facade of the Swiss Rifle Museum. The museum collection is a wonderful sight for anyone interested in rifles. There are all kinds of rifles represented he ...
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Old AKH — University Campus
Country: Austria
Vienna’s Old General Hospital (AKH), built in 1784, was donated to the University of Vienna in 1988 and adapted to house the 15 academic faculties of the university. It was inaugurated in 1998 as university campus. The complex consists of several ...
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Staatsoper
Country: Austria
In May 1869, when Vienna’s State Opera House opened to the strains of Mozart’s Don Giovanni, music lovers rejoiced that it would no longer be necessary to travel to Paris in order to hear good opera. Built in Neo-Renaissance style, the Opera Ho ...
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Donauinsel
Country: Austria
The numerous side-arms and rivulets of the Danube river regularly flooded the town until it was first canalized between 1870 and 1875. The second period of canalization in the Vienna region began in 1972 and was completed in 1987. The New Danube, a ...
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