Kosovo Museum

I was excited to visit but what shocked that it actually is more like an abandoned Museum! No proper cooling system in this summer heat and all what’s presented isn’t that interesting especially in the first floor. No proper presentation of the history of the country especially during Ottoman Empire days and so. I wouldn’t recommend visiting it however it’s beside three of beautiful mosques so you might as well pass by it.

A small local museum with two exhibitions, archeology and history. Entrance is free, a small donation is expected. Exhibitions are small, while the archeologic one has some descriptions, the historic one lacks in entirely. No background, no storytelling, nothing. The historic exhibition is basically a random collection of old weapons ans uniforms. The museum could be nice if curated, but in its current state it's a 10min walk-in and out. Not recommended.

Many have looted art out of Kosovo, so the displays here remain sparse. Nevertheless, the grounds are well kept by the staff, and the art that is here tell an interesting story. Admission is free, and the museum is centrally located. Well worth a visit.

Small museum but worth a visit, ground floor was full of antiquity's from various eras and top floor was dedicated to the Kosovo war with a lot of weapons and photographs and other artifacts from the struggle for independence

Wrong location in Google Maps. It’s 100 meters towards the main road. Small museum. First floor is archaeological. Some nice Neolithic items and the stupendous little women in a skirt. The second floor is recent war stuff.

Visitors to the Museum of Kosovo in Pristina, I recommend this place, where you can discover the history of Kosovo through weapons of various types used by Albanian warriors warriors during the First World War the Second World War and war of independence . and archeological finds from the Roman and Byzantine eras, such as what I saw a three glass oil lamps 2nd-4th A.D find it in site of (Vendenis ) was an ancient town in Dardania during the Roman period, and the Statio Vindenis is one of the stations identified. This archaeological site is located in the area of the village of Gllamnik, municipality of Podujeva. The site is located about 5 km south-east of Podujeva .the source taken following my visit to the museum with a native friend of the region whom I thank infinitely for the valuable information , a advice that make the visit with connoisseurs of history it will help you greatly . The museum is located near of the Sultan 1. Murat Mosque. Xhamia e Carshisë

The ancient and modern history of Kosovo is sufficiently understood. But unfortunately there is not enough information about the Ottoman Empire period. Only the swords of the period are exhibited.

Excellent collection of findings from neolithic to modern Kosovo history. New museum/work in progress, free entry. Lightning and compartments very well done. Rooms with high quality documentary projection.