Culture

City Park was a badly managed, and was the only real green place in Pristina.["citation needed
"] Three markets (one of them very large) used to be a hotspot for dumping waste and other materials on the roads.["citation needed
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After the war of 1999, Pristina has changed dramatically.["citation needed
"] City Park has been fully changed.["citation needed
"] It now has stone pathways, tall trees, flowers have been planted and a public area has been built for children.["citation needed
"] The much larger Gërmia Park, located to the east of the city is the best place for a family to go and relax. Restaurants, small paths for people to have a run and a large outdoor swimming pool, basketball and volleyball court have been built for the pleasure of the citizens. Lately a new green place called Tauk Bashqe has been made half way between Gërmia and City Park.["citation needed
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After the construction of the new Mother Teresa Square, many trees and flowers have been planted. This had a big impact on the city because of the trees releasing oxygen in the air. Many old buildings in front of the government building have been cleared to provide open space.["citation needed
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