The Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa, a prominent landmark in Pristina, Kosovo, is a modern Roman Catholic cathedral consecrated in 2017. It stands as a symbol of religious tolerance and is dedicated to the Albanian-Indian Roman Catholic nun, Mother Teresa. Visitors can admire its architecture, which incorporates elements of traditional Kosovar design, and experience the spiritual atmosphere. The cathedral is generally accessible to people with mobility issues, though it is advisable to confirm specific access details in advance. Exploring the cathedral independently is feasible, but guided tours may provide deeper insights into its history and significance. There are typically no seasonal restrictions, and entry is usually free, though donations are welcome. A typical visit lasts about 1-2 hours. Remember to dress respectfully when visiting.