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Aurora

Lovely place, plenty to offer. Very helpful and understanding staff. Comfortable place to have your meals.

Address: Xhorxh Bush
Getting there: across from RTK tower

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13 Rooftop
Pristina's first Rooftop Lounge Bar, overlooking a 360-degree view of its skyline. Has two connected venues: a fully enclosed ‘Penthouse Lounge’ and a fully outfitted ‘Sway Bar/Club.’ It also encloses 4 outdoor Rooftop Gardens, each with a different view of the city, and 1 outdoor heated smoking venue. There is typically a cover charge for men.
Wed Fri Sat 23:00–05:00
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Baba Ganoush
A vegetarian restaurant with delicious menu items.
Mon-Sat 11:00-23:00, closed Sun
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Silversmith – filigree workshop Krenare Rakovica
Krenare Rakovica, the only female silversmith/filigree artist in Pristina, has a small shop in the centre that is used as a workshop. She is widely respected in the local silversmith community.
Mon–Fri 10:00 – 18:00, Sat 10:00 – 16:00
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National University Library of Kosovo
Albanian: Bibloteka Kombetare e Kosoves
It is the highest institution of its kind in Kosovo. With a fund of thousands of books it is one of the biggest libraries in the region. Every year more than 40,000 exemplars are added to the library archive. The building was designed by the Croatian architect Andrija Mutnjakovic. Its space consists of 16,500 m². It is made with zenith windows, with 99 domes of different sizes and is entirely covered in a metal fishing net, which have their own particular architectural symbolism. It houses two reading rooms with 300 and 100 seats respectively, a reading room for periodicals, rooms for special collections, cataloguing and research, a 150-seat amphitheatre and a 75-seat meeting hall. The lobby of the library is used for various cultural events. The floor of the hall is a unique work of diverse mosaic marble stone. The largest dome of the library is the main ornament of the hall's high ceiling, thus providing ample natural lighting. According to the architect of the National Library of Kosovo the building is meant to represent a style blending Byzantine and Islamic architectural forms.