German tourists: Many Young and Very Hospitable in Pristina

During the tour of Pristina, as they walked, they kept asking guidery, Ilir Soopyan, about how a country can have such a new population is the thing that they constantly looked for and earnestly sought the answer.

Before the last war, Kosovars had many children, five and more. Now a little less, two and three, ”, so Soopyan replied.
One of the German visitors, Tarek Anna, had remained in mind the friendship Kosovars showed him.

I like to be in Kosovo and meet these people so friendly. I'm so grateful to be part of this tour today. I'm very glad that there's such a host, so it's a beautiful state and I'm happy to be here”, he said in Klan Kosova.

From the national library where the tour began, to the Grand Hotel, and to continue at the next stop in the memorial “Heroina”.

I think it's a very important monument, especially for women. When we report war, all we do is talk about men how brave they are, how they fight and show their muscles. We often forget what the role of women is in war. What they do for children because they need proper treatment, when it comes to their health”, ended Anna.

Anna and other natives concluded their visit to the ethnological museum located in the old capital area. It was received with traditional dishes and wine, which they named better than German.