If you like to explore places with history and culture, a bike trip to Ferizaj is the ideal choice. This route takes you to special historical points such as former schools and traditional houses that have survived over the years. By pedaling from one place to another, you will enjoy the natural views and get to know the heritage of this area more closely.

You can start the journey from the Former Gymnasium "Ismajl Qemajli" and end it at the traditional house in Koshare.

1. Former Gymnasium "Ismajl Qemajli"

The former "Ismajl Qemajli" high school was built in 1928. In this school, students from different communities living in the municipality of Ferizaj, such as Albanians, Serbs, Roma, Ashkalinja, etc., have studied. The facility is in good condition, but is currently not in use. In the yard of this school, in 1991, the regime of that time built a several-story building, which I did not manage to finish.

2. Former Dormitory for students

The former Student Dormitory was built in 1930 and served as an elementary school until the end of 1991-92. After the end of the war, this school was again transformed into an educational facility for adequate professional occupations in the field of construction. Since 2012, this building has been used by various organizations.

3. Ex-mejtepi of Neredima

Neredime School belongs to the 19th century. At first it served as a mejtep (religious school), to educate the Hoxhallars, and then it was adapted and operated for years as a school facility for the Neredime region.

4. Mejtepi of Pleshina village

This building dates from the beginning of the 20th century, it first served as a mejtep, where teaching was conducted mainly in the Ottoman and Arabic languages, where religious clerics graduated from this school. After the First World War with the occupation of Kosovo by the SKS, this facility was repurposed, transforming from a mejtep into a school for the education of Serbian colonists who arrived after 1919. But after the Second World War, this facility included also Albanian students, its renovation was done in 2012, becoming part of the "Five Martyrs of the Nation" school and to serve as the school's library.

5. Emrush Jashari's house in Jezerc

We are dealing with the existence of a residential complex that represents the traditional architecture that was characteristic of many houses in Jezerc. But even today, this house has managed to survive, representing one of the values ??of the tradition of this area, through the construction of houses from stone material. This house was built in 1830.

6. Traditional house in Koshare

The house of Hasan Fazli in the village of Koshare, has a vernacular architectural style, characteristic of the architecture and constructions in different parts of Kosovo, mainly in the Kosovo Plain. Here we are dealing with a combination of construction techniques and materials such as: wood and adobe that make it possible to build and bond walls with mortar. These building practices were almost building styles that were used throughout the 19th century, and to continue in the 19th century. XXth. Therefore, this traditional house belongs to the period of the second half of the 19th century.