The Beauty of Kotor Bay

The capital and the largest city in Montenegro, Podgorica is a cultural hub offering museums, churches, and fine palaces.

Explore the streets whose modern visage belies its ancient history, and admire the array of modern architecture and parks.

Once the seat of the royal family, the complex now houses a gallery of Yugoslavian contemporary art and is surrounded by a park.

As if plucked from a fairytale, this lovely riverside promenade is located near an ancient bridge and is a favorite meeting place.

A well-known business district, this sprawling square is full of cafes and is lined by governmental and trade buildings.

This 13C monastery is a great example of Raska architectural school, and home to several exceptional frescoes dating to 13C-16C.

A widely diverse national park featuring primeval forests, several beautiful lakes, archaeological sites, and cultural monuments.

A fascinating institute comprising 12 exhibitions representative of Montenegro's biodiversity through its fauna, flora, and fossils.

Podgorica's oldest church dates to the 11C, boasting lovely frescoes, a gilded iconostasis, and an ancient eerie cemetery outside.

Recently consecrated, this monumental cathedral boasts lavish ornamentation, including frescoes, murals, mosaics, and more.

A renovated pedestrian square, where popular shopping streets converse in a nice thoroughfare lined with colonnades and palm trees.

The perfect place to relax and enjoy a day in the sun, this picturesque beach uniquely features red-hued sand and red pebbles,

For a bit of a thrill, head to this river canyon, where a trail takes you through beautiful scenery and a few architectural curios.

A great museum tracing local history since the Paleolithic Period, with exhibits of ethnographic items, icons, costumes, and more.

Set on Montenegrin and Albanian territory surrounding Lake Skadar, this diverse park is favored by bird watchers.

Visit the remnants of the 1C Illyrian settlement, later the capital of a Roman province, and the origin of the Montenegrin people.

Dating to 5C BC, this coastal town offers great beaches, a medieval fortress, and vibrant nightlife.

Once a fishing village, this islet features sandy beaches, charming ambiance, and an elegant hotel favored by the rich and famous.

A medieval fortress housing a small museum and a gallery, as well as providing great views of the area.

Spend your day catching rays on this lovely beach, known for its calm, surrounding beauty, and fine sandy shore dotted with cafes.

Enjoy the medieval charm permeating these winding cobbled streets, as you explore its citadel, churches, embrasures, and more.

Famed for its long strip of sandy beach, this river island is a popular destination for lovers of camping, seaside, and seafood.

The perfect place to relax and enjoy a day in the sun, this picturesque beach uniquely features red-hued sand and red pebbles,

Strikingly elegant, this statue overlooks the rocky shoreline, inspiring several romantic origin legends.

Budva's tallest structure is a 7C church, comprised of three separate buildings, including a belfry, a church, and a former palace.

Dating to the 15C, this reconstructed monastery is home to some interesting modern frescoes, and a rich history.

A nice museum containing a lapidarium, an archaeological collection dating to the 5C BC, and an ethnographic exhibit.

Set on Montenegrin and Albanian territory surrounding Lake Skadar, this diverse park is favored by bird watchers.

A mountain range with glacial features and beautiful nature, full of great opportunities for hiking, climbing, and backpacking.

A national park preserving the ecosystem of Mount Lovcen, as well as the historical and cultural landmarks throughout its territory.

Visit the remnants of the 1C Illyrian settlement, later the capital of a Roman province, and the origin of the Montenegrin people.

A little known natural treasure, this lake is ringed with waterlilies and is the favored habitat of nearly 240 species of birds.

Set on the Bay of Kotor, Tivat is favored for its lovely coast, relaxed atmosphere, and a recently built marina.

A port town located off the Gulf of Kotor, popular with travelers for its natural beauty, and several historic landmarks.

Immerse yourself into an ancient fairytale as you traverse these colorful streets where time stands still, and history come to life.

Settled since the antiquity, the Bay of Kotor is a place of breathtaking beauty, cultural significance, and historic artifacts.

Housing a collection dating to the 19C, this museum traces Kotor's nautical history through artifacts, costumes, and ship models.

Climb up the 1,350 steps to this well-preserved medieval fortress, where architectural curios and spectacular views await you.

The perfect place to relax and enjoy a day in the sun, this picturesque beach uniquely features red-hued sand and red pebbles,

Set on Montenegrin and Albanian territory surrounding Lake Skadar, this diverse park is favored by bird watchers.

Wonderfully-preserved, this elaborate fortification system is a vital historic monument surrounding the medieval town of Kotor.

A superb example of Romanesque architecture, this 12C basilica houses an exceptional collection of artistic and ecclesiastic relics.

Honoring the unofficial symbolic animal of the city, this museum is full of quaintly unique and handcrafted cat-themed souvenirs.

A mountain range with glacial features and beautiful nature, full of great opportunities for hiking, climbing, and backpacking.

A national park preserving the ecosystem of Mount Lovcen, as well as the historical and cultural landmarks throughout its territory.

Set on the Bay of Kotor, Tivat is favored for its lovely coast, relaxed atmosphere, and a recently built marina.

A lovely circular islet near the Kotor Bay, home to a 19C Austrian fortress which formerly served as a fascist concentration camp.

Situated near the Durmitor National Park, this 19C town is recognized as Montenegro's center for mountain tourism.

Admire the quaint streets, but be sure to raise your gaze occasionally to the majestic mountains overlooking the town.

Dotted with 18 glacial lakes, and home to the famous Tara River Canyon, this national park is a must visit for nature lovers.

Europe's deepest river canyon offers a wealth of outdoors activities, including rafting, caving, climbing, hiking, and more.

This 13C monastery is a great example of Raska architectural school, and home to several exceptional frescoes dating to 13C-16C.

A gorgeous glacial lake, nestled among mountains and offering a multitudes of trails, as well as lovely picnic spots.

A widely diverse national park featuring primeval forests, several beautiful lakes, archaeological sites, and cultural monuments.

Explore this canyon for an exhilarating experience, following a trail through a 2,700m-long crevice between two majestic mountains.

The capital and the largest city in Montenegro, Podgorica is a cultural hub offering museums, churches, and fine palaces.

Explore the streets whose modern visage belies its ancient history, and admire the array of modern architecture and parks.

Once the seat of the royal family, the complex now houses a gallery of Yugoslavian contemporary art and is surrounded by a park.

As if plucked from a fairytale, this lovely riverside promenade is located near an ancient bridge and is a favorite meeting place.

A well-known business district, this sprawling square is full of cafes and is lined by governmental and trade buildings.

This 13C monastery is a great example of Raska architectural school, and home to several exceptional frescoes dating to 13C-16C.

A widely diverse national park featuring primeval forests, several beautiful lakes, archaeological sites, and cultural monuments.