After the end of the Kosovo conflict in 1999, after being under Serbian rule for a long time, Kosovo Albanians erected a monument within the center of Pristina to Skanderbeg in 2001. He was a medieval Albanian who fought against Ottoman forces.
Skanderbeg is depicted on a horse with its right leg up in a menacing pose and his sword is outside of its sheath and pointed toward the ground.
A war memorial is dedicated to the victims of the Kosovo War which is present in Skanderbeg Square with a series of photographs depicting the missing from the conflict.
Skanderbeg Square is bordered on one side by Rugova Square, which is a space named after the first Kosovo President Ibrahim Rugova and on the other side by Mother Teresa Boulevard, named after Saint Teresa of Calcutta.
A war memorial dedicated to the victims of the Kosovo War is present in Skanderbeg Square along with a series of photographs depicting the missing from the conflict which is a must see in this location.
Car rentals are available and one can hire a car starting from €25 a day.
Walk from City Center - 26 minutes, 2.3 km
Taxi from city Center - 11 minutes, 2.2 km
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