Why visit
Kosovo is a destination in Europe known for its cultural identity: local traditions, music, crafts, and a distinctive regional character that differs from its neighbors.
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Why visit
Kosovo is a destination in Europe known for its cultural identity: local traditions, music, crafts, and a distinctive regional character that differs from its neighbors.
At a glance
Location
42.7°, 21.2°
Coast
Landlocked
Country area
10,908 km²
4,212 mi²
Subregion
Southeast Europe
Currency
Euro (€)
EUR
Dial
+383
Languages
Albanian, Serbian
Demonym
Kosovar
Internet
.xk
ISO code
XK / UNK
Where in the world
42.7° · 21.2°
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Frequently asked about Kosovo
Pristina is the capital of Kosovo.
Kosovo uses the Euro (€), ISO code EUR.
The primary languages are Albanian and Serbian.
Yes, Kosovo is landlocked: it has no sea coastline.
Kosovo borders Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia.
The calling code is +383.
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