The clock and the ethnological museum are just some of the cultural heritage values of Pristina, which are an attraction for many visitors.
The number of tourists visiting the capital is increasing every day and what they most want to see is its historical side.
But for Josephine Perez, who is staying in Pristina for the first time, it is quite difficult to find the location of the historical center and to know about other things they can do during their stay in the Kosovar capital.
"I think it is very important that Prishtina has something more for us tourists. We're not sure what we're going to do, we're walking around and looking at the city but we don't know where to go for lunch, what are the best places for that, we don't know where to find any information. Prishtina is looking interesting, but we would also like to see the historical side of the city"
This kiosk, which was set to serve as an information center for tourists, has been empty here in Mother Teresa Square for two years.
Other tourists who visit Pristina want this center to be functional.
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"I think that Pristina is very beautiful, most of the time I go for shopping and coffee, but I don't know about museums and other historical things. An information center for tourists, where we could find details about the city, would be very useful for us as tourists, but also necessary for the development of tourism here."
The municipality has recently warned that in addition to the functionalization of this kiosk, Prishtina will for the first time also have tourist panels that will serve to guide tourists.
By August, it is expected that about 13 of these will be ready, which will be placed in the main tourist spots of the city.
