Gazimestan is a memorial complex and a hill in the northeast of Pristina (626 m), five kilometers from the city, on the right side of the main road to Kosovska Mitrovica. The Battle of Kosovo was fought on it on Vidovdan in 1389.
As a historical space, i.e. the central place of the collision of the Serbian and Turkish armies, it represents a unique whole in which there are: a monument to the heroes of Kosovo, in the form of a medieval tower, built in 1953 according to the project of Aleksandar Derok, Muratovo turbe and Gazimestan turbe (Barjaktarevo turbe). On the hill is the Monument to the Heroes of Kosovo, while a kilometer towards the village of Lazarevo is the Muratovo turbe, and to the south, at 500 m, the Barjaktarevo turbe.
Every year on Vidovdan, Serbs gather at the Memorial to the Heroes of Kosovo in Gazimestan, and the Serbian Orthodox Church holds a commemoration.

On the back is a verse from the song "On Gazimestan" by Milan Rakić:
And today when it comes to the last battle,
Undazzled by the glow of the old halo,
I will give my life, my fatherland,
Knowing what I give and why I give it.

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