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Hotel Begolli Pristina

Maliq pash Gjinolli Nr. 8, Pristina, Serbia and Montenegro

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Kosovo, here we come!

A travel blog entry by balkans2009

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Pristina -- September 9

Most of the day was spent just relaxing around Kotor and fiinishing up laundry. We arrived at the Tivat Airport with plenty of time to spare. The airport is only about 10 miles from Kotor, and although thoroughly modern, it resembled a bus station!

We got some coffee (the first coffee we have had in a …

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... image problem. The whole reason I wanted to go is that, like Moldova, I had never heard a single good thing about it. Hardly anybody ever goes there so nobody knows anything about it and the one girl I met in Hungary that had been said it sucked, it was hard to travel and the people were very unfriendly. But I wasn't deterred, the whole reason I wanted to go was to see if I it could really be as bad as everyone seems to make it out to be.

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... photos in this episode are from a museum in Lviv dedicated to sala. Actually, its a museum/restaurant/vodka bar where after you are done browsing all the two dimensional renderings and photos of the sala you can move the restaurant where they have a menu of made-to-order sala sculptures where you can order and eat your sala in a dozen or so different shapes from a bust of the local hero, Ivan-the-Man-who-could-bend-a-horseshoe ...

Wild Wild West

A travel blog entry by nick_collins8

... br> There seems to be a reasonable amount of foreign investment going on. Quite a few new buildings have sprung up to complement the older mosques and churchs. They have a fair few mosques in Pristina. They are quite beautiful. You can go and check out the UNMIK, see the cars in and out and about, pretty cool. I found it interesting walking through the neighbourhoods. The citizens don't have a lot of work to do, their isn't much of an economy outside that of the highly transient ...

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