How to visit 2 countries in one weekend ⤵️ 📌 Save this post for later Day 1: Prishtina, Kosovo •Start with a traditional breakfast of burek and drinking yogurt- We recommend trying burek with cheese or meat filling at a local bakery like FURRA te UKA for an authentic experience •Visit the National Library of Kosovo- FREE entrance- While the exterior might be considered "ugly" by some, the interior offers a peaceful and historic ambiance. •Explore the National Gallery of Kosovo- FREE entrance- This gallery showcases works from local and international artists, providing a deep insight into Kosovo's modern art scene •Have lunch at Bosna one of our favourite restaurants. Try dishes like grilled meats, stuffed peppers, and sarma (cabbage rolls), paired with a refreshing glass of ayran. •End the day at the Ethnographic Museum- FREE entrance- housed in the oldest traditional house in Prishtina. Explore the exhibits that depict the historical lifestyle and customs of the region. The museum's garden is also a peaceful spot to relax Day 2: Skopje, North Macedonia •Take an early bus to Skopje, North Macedonia-a journey of approximately 1.5 hours. The scenic ride through the mountains sets the tone for an adventurous day. One way ticket is £8.5 per person and you buy the ticket from the central bus station •Head straight to Matka Canyon- take a bus from the central bus station. Buy a day ticket (£1,7 per person) and take bus no. 60z Matka Canyon, a natural paradise perfect for nature lovers. You can enjoy a serene boat ride along the canyon's clear waters, hike the trails for stunning views, or explore Vrelo Cave, one of Europe's deepest underwater caves. Don't forget to bring comfortable shoes and a camera! •Return to Skopje and visit the Fortress for panoramic views- FREE entrance •Explore the Old Bazaar one of the oldest and largest in the Balkans. •Cross the iconic Stone Bridge •End the day in the city's main square, admiring the grand statues #kosovo #visitkosovo #macedonia #northmacedonia #uktraveller #uktravelblogger #europetravel #romaniantravelblogger