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Overview

Bars & Nightlife The guide was updated: 2023-08-30

The Muslim-majority Kosovo is overwhelmingly secular when it comes to nightlife, and with Europe's youngest populace, the Kosovar capital is coming of age together with its residents, sprouting an increasing amount of hip hangout spots, microbreweries and bars from one day to the next. The first craft brewery that took root in Pristina is Sabaja (its brews are served at bars across town and, sicne recently, internationally), now followed by Birra Prishtina, Grembeer (brewing with clear Gremnik Mountain water), and others. Areas to head for evening drinks include the Fehmi Agani Street, Pejton & Santea neighbourhoods.

Santea Neighbourhood

Santea Neighbourhood

After work and on weekends, locals swarm to this neighbourhood, hidden in plain sight behind a gate leading here from Bill Clinton Boulevard. It teems with cafes and bars, patrons slowly relocating from the former to the latter as the night progresses. Music fills the air, and the vibe is jovial.

Rooftop 13

Rooftop 13

Although the Grand Hotel itself has seen much better days, its top floor is currently occupied by one of the town's swankiest nightlife venues: Rooftop 13. DJs play sets most nights, and guests enjoy a panoramic view of Pristina. Dress smart - most who come here, do.

Hamam Jazz Bar

Hamam Jazz Bar

The snazzy jazz bar is an important live music venue for, reportedly, all of the Balkans, let alone just Pristina. Its award-winning interior continues to see an undwindling flow of patrons, and jazz, along with other music genres, still sound off the stage just like they did nearly a decade ago.

Priview Bar

Priview Bar

Another pleasant evening meeting point is the Priview Bar, just outside of central Pristina. There is live music here, too, and entertainment available in the form of billiards. Food is served alongside drinks, and the bar doubles as a cafe during daytime.

Zone Club

Zone Club

Zone is an expansive affair: it gathers substantial crowds, and might be the city's largest nightlife venue. It alternates between two different locations during the summer and winter seasons. The party here doesn't stop until early morning hours.

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