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Kosovo, as previously said, stands out on the global map due to its terrible history. Kosovo's history is rich, ranging from the civil war through the country's recent independence. Many anecdotes regarding the gatherings will be told to you by locals. A free walking tour of Pristina or a visit to one of the museums are excellent ways to learn about the city's history. There, you will study about medieval conquests and cultural features of the historical period. power station.

The Patriarchate of Pe Monastery is a medieval Serbian Orthodox monastery in the Kosovo city of Peja. The monastery complex, which was built in the 13th century and rebuilt in the 14th, comprises of many churches and was used as a tomb for Serbian archbishops and patriarchs during medieval and early modern periods. It has been a component of the "Medieval Monuments in Kosovo" World Heritage Site since 2006, together with three other monuments of the Serbian Orthodox Church.

Another historical site in Kosovo worth seeing is the Kosovo National Museum, which is housed in a lovely ochre-painted mansion. The museum used to hold a large collection of prehistoric artefacts discovered in Kosovo, but they were all moved to Belgrade soon before the conflict began in 1998, and hundreds of archeological findings and ethnographic pieces have yet to be returned. The vast permanent archaeological display with good English-language literature depicts life in the region during the Illyrian, Dardanian, and Roman periods, all complemented by Philip Glass minimal music. In front of the structure, some artillery gear represents recent history, while two big Jewish gravestones recall another recent evacuation drama.