The museum of the League of Prizren also contains local folklore heritage exhibitions in the big building, and league items in the smaller. The exhibitions themselves are perhaps underwhelming, but we had excellent guides for both, if the one for the former was a bit, shall we say, under the influence of black legends as regards the Ottoman Empire. But that is only fitting to a League museum which was, after all, anti-Ottoman. But what I think makes this museum stand out is the gorgeous, extremely well renovated and kept architecture of the grounds and buildings, with the second-best backdrops for social media posts (sorry to say it like that), right after the bridge/river/mosques one close by. The way the main building organically weaves along in an S-curve, with an ancient mosque in the further background, is great, as is the smaller house. In this combination, it is I think the highlight in Prizren, and not to be missed.

Nice place to visit and spent 14-20 minutes of your time looking at the building where the locals try to forge and declare their need for independence. The building is pretty small and contain some historical documents . Other than that it is just a plain building.

This museum was our first stop in Prizren ... A very small museum talks about the history of Albanian nationalism in the 18-19th century. . Albanian traditional clothes , even for bride and groom at that time. Is kept in this museum.... It's really interesting.... original building was bulldozed by Serbian