30 CREEPIEST PLACES ON EARTH 5




30 CREEPIEST PLACES ON EARTH 5


Grand Hotel Prishtina – Pristina, Kosovo




The marquee hotel in in Kosovo’s capital isn’t so “grand” anymore. During the brutal Balkan Wars of the 90’s, Serbian militants used the hotel as a place for the torture and execution of their prisoners. Their Trip Adviser rating took quite the hit.

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