ETHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM OF PRIZREN - SHEHZADE'S HOUSE

 Shehzade's house belonged to Musa Shehzade (1870 - 1945) and is located in the flat part of the city on the "Old Saraj" road and was built at the end of the century. XVIII. In the century XIX was radically renovated, especially in the interior, while in the c. XX, interventions were made in the hall located in the northern part of the building, and the closet (doxati) was closed on the floor. It is a flat-type residential object, raised on floors. It belongs to non-symmetrical objects. The object is rich in ethnographic elements in the interior. It is worth highlighting the elaborate chimneys that are found one on the ground floor and two on the upper floors. Carpentry is also rich, especially the processing of ceilings ("Xyl-tavan"), cabinets, wardrobes, etc. On the main facade on the eastern side, wooden tympanums are made, which are also characteristic of some other houses in the city of Prizren. After the 80s of the century XX the building is not used for housing, but was used as a warehouse for electrical material. In 1999, the owner built the roof. During 2013, the object was restored, and it is planned to be transformed into an Ethnographic Museum.