• Museum of Mitrovica - The City Museum of Mitrovica provides an insightful look into the city’s vibrant cultural and industrial history. Located in a former military building, the museum features archaeological discoveries, ethnographic items, and displays on Mitrovica’s mining legacy and diverse heritage. It’s a compact yet enlightening destination for those interested in the city’s intricate identity.

• Ura e Ibrit - The Mitrovica Bridge, also known as the Ibar Bridge, is the city’s most iconic landmark. Stretching across the Ibar River, it links the southern (predominantly Albanian) and northern (predominantly Serbian) sections of Mitrovica. Although accessible to pedestrians, the bridge serves as a poignant symbol of Kosovo’s post-conflict division and the ongoing journey towards unity.

• Isa Beg - The Isa Beg Mosque is Mitrovica’s oldest mosque, originating from the 15th century. Constructed by Isa Beg Ishaković, the Ottoman governor who also established cities like Skopje and Sarajevo, the mosque exemplifies traditional Ottoman architecture. Despite its modest size, it holds significant cultural and historical importance for the local Muslim community.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Alcoholic beverages
• English-speaking guide

• Meals
• Carbonated beverages

This tour provides a unique opportunity to discover Mitrovica, Kosovo’s most intricate city, alongside a local guide. Traverse the iconic Ibar Bridge, explore the city museum, and savor a glass of raki while hearing authentic stories about life on both sides. Unlike scripted tours, this experience offers a genuine, respectful, and insightful perspective on history, identity, and coexistence. Perfect for inquisitive travelers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.