Again. Both museums are located incorrectly in Google Maps. I tried to fix the Kosovo Museum but in the end Google Maps rejected my update. I’m giving up on finding the Ethnographic Museum. It’s too hot. I found it with the aid of the coordinates on this piece of paper. It’s small and not hugely interesting. However it is in one of the oldest built

Worth a visit and they deserve your support even though only one of the houses is open at the moment. I arrived on a rainy day and the guide was very attentive. He explained the houses' background and provided an extensive tour. The woodworking mesmerizes here. They can make more money turning the place into a glamping location.

Not so much to see and the biggest house is under renovation. They are around 300 years old during ottoman empire and used to belong to very wealthy family.

The museum is currently under renovation, so we can only enter 1 of the 3 houses. The one that I entered is the 18th century style, small but very good to get a glimpse of how the house looks like at that time. No entrance fee but you can make donation for the restoration work.

The location on Google map is wrong, very faraway from where it is. Search for Henrik Bariç 25 Pristina, it is next to a local market

Original Ottoman buildings. Only one house open when we visited but the curator gave an excellent little tour. No charge but donations welcomed.

Charming museum with very knowledgable staff. A historic home, with one part under construction with the guest house visitable. It was a bit hard to find so I attached a photo of the entrance. Fee is by donation.

(Translated by Google) 🇹🇷 Greetings from Turkey. Maybe the peoples are separated, but it is not possible to separate cultures and traces. The house where a Turkish family lived for hundreds of years is now being exhibited as part of our common history. (Original) 🇹🇷 Türkiye'den Selamlar. Belki halklar birbirinden ayrıldı fakat kültürleri ve izleri ayırmak mümkün değil. Yüzlerce yıl bir Türk ailenin yaşadığı ev, bugün ortak tarihimizin bir parçası olarak sergileniyor.

Really loved it. Amazing! We went just to have a look - and little did we know that we were getting a guided tour through the house. And he spoke really good English! So many old things from Old Kosovo and the house has so much history 🇽🇰🇦🇱💙

The Ethnological Treasure of Kosovo is an ethnographic museum in Pristina, Kosovo. It is located in Emin Gjiku Complex, a monument of culture from the 18th century. This house was once owned by the family of Emin Gjikolli. Emin Gjikolli nickname means "little man", in Turkish "Eminçik", which the complex holds the name today. In the museum, tools and items related to lifestyle from the Ottoman Kosovo period are on display. In 2002, the Ethnological Museum opened its exhibition of a permanent nature, in which ancient clothing, tools, containers furniture and old weapons, etc., were presented. Until 1990, the Emin Gjiku Complex served as a nature museum and after the completion of internationally funded conservation works in 2003, it was turned into an ethnological museum housing a vast collection of traditional costumes as well as utensils, handcraft elements and other tools used in everyday life. The above-mentioned collection is sheltered in the two central buildings of the complex (the house and the guest house) situated at the inner court, while at the entrance court, the relocated building is rented under a special contract by the museum to a Contemporary Art Centre 'Stacion' and the stable, the object of this study is left unused to date, even though the constant promises by the director of the museum to turn it into a traditional food restaurant.

(Translated by Google) One of the must-see places in Pristina. The home complex of an old wealthy Turkish family. Because there are several houses, stables and haystacks in the garden. Surrounded by a large courtyard. There is a guide in the museum presenting in English, the entrance is free, but it is nice if you leave a tip on the guide. The interior is beautifully preserved and decorated. You can see the old things we used. There's no sign at the entrance, so don't let this fool you. You can easily find it. There are a lot of things in the house that were quite advanced by then. I recommend you visit (Original) Priştina'da gidildiğinde mutlaka görülmesi gereken yerlerden birisi. Eski bir varlıklı Türk ailesinin ev kompleksi. Çünkü bahçede birkaç ev, ahır ve samanlık mevcut. Geniş bir avluyla çevrili. Müzede bir rehber mevcut İngilizce olarak sunum yapıyor giriş ücretsiz fakat rehbere çıkışta bahşiş bırakırsanız güzel olur. İçerisi güzel korunmuş ve dekore edilmiş. Eski kullandığımız eşyaları görebilirsiniz. Girişte bir tabela yok bu sizi aldatmasın. Kolayca bulabilirsiniz. Evde o zamana göre bir hayli ileri olan şeyler mevcut. Gezmenizi tavsiye ederim

(Translated by Google) Missing real values ​​... 😊 (Original) Nedostaju prave vrednosti...😊

(Translated by Google) The ethnographic museum is located in a traditional Albanian house. Inside, some rooms have been preserved with the original furnishings. A kind and prepared guide will explain the history and traditions of the time. As in the other Kosovar museums, entry is free (bring some coins, I only had Macedonian currency). It's very small, you visit it in about ten minutes so don't miss it. (Original) Il museo etnografico è sito in una abitazione tradizionale albanese. All'interno sono state conservate alcune stanze con l'arredo originale. Una guida gentile e preparata spiegherà la storia e le tradizioni del tempo. Come negli altri musei kosovari l'ingresso è a offerta libera (portatevi qualche moneta, io avevo solo valuta macedone). E' molto piccolo, lo si visita in una decina di minuti quindi da non perdere.

Very nice garden. It’s free to enter and also there was a guide there as well. The guide service is also free. Very interesting culture. The only thing is that the location is wrong.

(Translated by Google) The best museum. A house interior where they show where and how a family lived. The outbuilding is still being renovated. Only the best of the tour guide can be said. He showed me in a straightforward and straightforward manner, with a clear understanding of English. (Original) A legjobb múzeum. Egy házbelső, ahol megmutatják hol és hogyan élt egy család. A melléképületet még renoválják. Az idegenvezető hölgyről csak a legjobbakat lehet mondani. Kedves és közvetlen módon, jól érthető angolsággal mutatott és mesélt el nekük mindent.

It's not big and hidden between other buildings but really worth seeing. Gives an opportunity to imagine how Pristina used to look like. The guide was really nice and passionate. They have some restorations going on right now probably it will be even better once it's done.

When walking towards the museum, we were welcomed by a very kind and charming anthropologist who lead us with a lot of stories and enthousiasm through this unique museum. This was a great and unexpected experience.

Lovely small museum. You get a personal tour from it's keeper with an interesting view into Pristina's history. No entrance fee, pay as you like.

This visit is a must in Pristina. It's very interesting and the guide knows a lot about history and made the visit really worth it. He was very nice. The houses are really well preserved both inside & outside.

Well preserved and freshly renovated, unfortunately there was no guide to show around, I guess there must be some kind of organization. Bits and pieces of albanian history. Worth giving it 20 minutes.

Nice place, can go for free

The visit to Ethnological museum is a gift- the exibition is interesting, the entrace is free of charge and you are given a guided tour by one of the workers of the museum. You can show your appreciation by a voluntary donation. We managed to convince Ilir, the curator of the museum, to give us a guided tour of the city afterhours. It was great, highly proffesional and with a personal story. I recommend both the visit to the museum and (if you are lucky) the tour of Prishtina.

Wonderful 300yo we’ll preserved house and quaint but nice exhibits. Out is the path so not a single other tourist but the groundskeeper still greeted me and let me do the exploring on my own (appreciated). Must do in Prishtinë :)

Very nice location to visit to see the history of Kosovo culture, the house has very good design of heating and ventilation

It was free entrance. Museum is currently under reconstruction but we were able to visit the guest house and learn about Oda custom.

After a long time walking the city to try to find it, we finally found it and it was closed. There are no hours of operation listed on the door and there is no website for where you can get information.

Very interesting place, English speaking guide available

The house's architecture was beautifull ottoman architecture allso the reaches life style at that time. Poor gardening coud have do e more research and arrange the garden just like was before. At the entrence ther were two more buildings but they turned over into offices and god know for what but they surely damaged historical value of that buildings. It's hard to find because ther is no signes untill you get very close...

Must see when the two building are both ready

A tiny museum that you can visit for free. The bigger part is in renovations, likely to finish by the end of 2023.

Good guide & peaceful enviroment. Only minus that part off the museum was closed.

A collection of traditional houses, one of which was open with traditional rooms, furniture and garbs when we visited. Entry was free, a helpful person sat outside to guide us.

Great tour led by the curator. Free to enter but you can donate to the restoration work.

Great place but GOOGLE must help them with the location issue. It causes major inconvenience for two separate businesses and has been left by the GOOGLE team for too long. Really great spot once you get there, staff was lovely and knowledgeable though current renovations make it something of a shorter experience.

Great and interesting information about the history of Kosovo.

A must see place in Prishtina - Kosovo!

We walked through the market and simply turned up at the museum, the guide introduced himself as we walked up to the door and just started a tour! I think he will just show people around as/when they turn up. Anyway it was very interesting to be shown around and have an explanation of life as it was.

An old authentic ottoman house from a wealthy family. It is still a private property. It's interesting to see how they used to live back in the days.

Pleased more attention to your national museum

A very good destination during your visit in Prishtina,

The best ethnographic museum in Kosova just the other part is under construction.

(Translated by Google) It is interesting: Turkish or Albanian house? (Original) Është interesant: shtëpi turk apo shqip?

(Translated by Google) A beautiful house where an old Turkish family lived, reflecting the Ottoman-Balkan culture, used in a historical and museum style. It is possible to smell the Ottoman legacy everywhere. (Original) Eski bir Türk ailesinin yaşadığı güzel, Osmanlı-Balkan kültürünü yansıtan tarihi ve müze tarzında kullanılan bir ev. Her yerinde Osmanlı mirasının kokusunu almak mümkün.

(Translated by Google) A guide who can speak Japanese guided me. (Original) 日本語を話せるガイドさんが案内してくれました。

Nicely authentic. Watch out for the low doorways

the place to visit in Prishtina an apsolute gem

(Translated by Google) Closed on Monday. Visit an old detached house while being explained by a guide. Net 5 minutes. The guide is yawning and not motivated. I ask only for donations. Fed up. (Original) 月曜休み。一戸建ての古い民家を、ガイドに説明されながら見学。正味5分。ガイドはあくびばかりでやる気なし。寄付ばかり求めてくる。うんざり。

Good place of old culture but small.

(Translated by Google) This museum should have a few good, but unfortunately I Die went to close the door (Original) 這個博物館應該都幾好 ，可惜我哋去到关門

(Translated by Google) As part of the Free Walking Tour, we visited this museum. If you are in the vicinity you should definitely take a look inside. And here was explained in detail how the people lived here before. The museum will be expanded / expanded so here is more to visit in the future (Original) Im Rahmen der Free Walking Tour haben wir dieses Museum besucht. Wenn man in der Nähe ist sollte man auf jeden Fall einen Blick hinein werfen. Und wurde hier ausführlich erklärt wie die Menschen hier früher gelebt haben. Das Museum wird noch erweitert/ausgebaut also ist hier in Zukunft noch mehr zu besichtigen

(Translated by Google) The museum is a house for the Albanian family emigrated to Turkey .. The time of a car was part of it under restoration .. Once I liked the guide was a nice person mastered the English delivered information toasty .. If this teacher on your way to a good visit (Original) المتحف عباره عن منزل لعائله البانيه هاجرت لتركيا ..وقت سيارة كان جزء منه تحت الترميم ..مره عجبني والدليل كان شخص لطيف يتقن الانجليزيه اوصل المعلومه بشكل ممتع ..إذا كان هذا المعلم في طريقكم لابأس من الزياره

Excellent museum. We were given a guided tour by a lovely young lady who explained things in very good English. Very interesting to learn how people of the 18th century lived. Well worth a visit especially as it was free.

Very old I was lucky to be invited to join a tour so I had a guide to inform me about everything

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately closed on Monday (Original) Desværre lukket mandag

As of September 2019 the place is being renovated, so you can’t enter all the buildings. It’s still it worth it though, nice architecture and a great guide.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting, it is worth the oena to enter and discover how they lived (Original) Muy interesante, vale la oena entrar y descubrir cómo vivían

(Translated by Google) Very nice old house and you can imagine how the rich people used to live. The jewel was shown to us by a tourist guide (know a lot and speaks very good english) where by the city administration free money is available. (Original) Sehr schönes altes Haus und man kann sich gut vorstellen wie die reichen Leute damals gewohnt haben. Das Juwel wurde uns durch einen Touristenführer (viel wissen und spricht sehr gut englisch) gezeigt wo durch die Stadtverwaltung unentgeldliche zur Verfügung steht.

Visited here on a city tour. It was free to enter (donations requested) and interesting to look around a tradition house. That said, having a guide massively helped as there was no written information.

Very interesting with passionate staff

(Translated by Google) They couldn't visit smd. He's been closed for a while. Vi in reconstruction we didn't know. It is a pity. Young single country must become visible in this way (Original) Nemohli smd navstivit. Vraj je uz dlhsie zatvorene. Vi v rekonstrukcii sme sa nedozvddeli. Skoda. Mlada samostatna krajina sa musi zj takto zviditelnovat