Montenegro - The Wild Beauty of Europe
Top Places - Montenegro
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Cetinje - the Old Royal Capital | 0 | 0 | ||
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Mountain Durmitor | 0 | 0 | ||
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Podgorica - Capital of Montenegro | 0 | 0 | ||
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Sveti Stefan - the Most Picturesque Coastal Resort | 0 | 0 |
Top Experiences - Montenegro
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Skiing on Durmitor Mountain | 0 | 0 | ||
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Rafting on the Tara River | 0 | 0 | ||
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Pilgrimage to the Ostrog Monastery | 0 | 0 | ||
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Hiking in the Jungle Biogradska Gora | 0 | 0 | ||
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Bird-watching on the Skadar Lake | 0 | 0 |
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Biogradska Gora (click for more information) Biogradska GoraThe virgin forest Biogradska Gora hides in its heart numerous crystal clear glacial lakes of which the largest is the Biogredsko Lake. Thanks to its amazing abundance of fauna and flora, this National park became of one the most remarkable natural reserves of Europe, with its unbelievable 2833 plant species containing almost a quarter of all European vegetation. |
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Cetinje - the Old Royal Capital (click for more information) Cetinje - the Old Royal CapitalThis spiritual and cultural centre of Montenegro, lying on a small Karst plain and surrounded by the Black Mountain from which the country gained its name, Cetinje was founded in the fifteenth century under the attacks of Turks and necessity to move the capital to some inaccessible part of the country. The numerous visitors are attracted by rich monumental sights like the Royal Court, the Cetinje Monastery, various museums, or old embassies that represent essential places for understanding the complicated Montenegro's history. |
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Mountain Durmitor (click for more information) Mountain DurmitorThe Northern region of Montenegro is typical of its untouched nature and that is why Durmitor area, spreading from mountain range Durmitor over the canyons of the rivers Tara, Draga and Susica to the canyon of the river Komarnica, became National park already in 1952. One of most seductive attractions of Durmitor Mountain is the presence of 18 tiny glacial lakes of which the best know is Crno Lake. |
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Podgorica - Capital of Montenegro (click for more information) Podgorica - Capital of MontenegroThe largest city as well as the cultural and historical centre of the country is situated between two rivers on the fertile Zeta plain in the central part of Montenegro. In 1945 Montenegro became the part of the Socialist Federation of Yugoslavia and the capital was moved from tiny Cetinje to Podgorica that was renamed Titograd after the leader of the country General Tito. The original name was reinstated not earlier than in 1992. |
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Sveti Stefan - the Most Picturesque Coastal Resort (click for more information) Sveti Stefan - the Most Picturesque Coastal ResorFormer tidal island Sveti Stefan, inhabited in the fifteenth century, is now permanently connected to the shore and rebuilt into the luxurious sea resort with exclusive sandy beaches of reddish colour around. Bearing precious historic and cultural heritage, numerous visitors can meet it its narrow streets many celebrities. |
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The Budva Riviera (click for more information) The Budva RivieraThe coastal area around the old town of Budva is the most sought-after tourist centre in the country. Half an hour from the overwhelming Bay of Kotor, ones of the cleanest and most attractive sugar fine sandy beaches in the world spread around the oldest settlement on the Adriatic coast. |
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The Old Town of Kotor (click for more information) The Old Town of KotorThe Gulf of Kotor, often called the southern-most fjord in Europe and especially one of the most beautiful bays in the world, as well as the old town of Kotor itself, became one of the most desirable attractions of Montenegro. This well-preserved monumental medieval town enlisted on UNESCO World Heritage List provides many historical sights, such as Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, tempting vibrant nightlife, and numerous summer festivals. |
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The Ostrog Monastery (click for more information) The Ostrog MonasteryMasterly carved in the rocks, this awe-inspiring shrine of the Serb Orthodox Church is the most visited on the Balkans and one of the most visited in the Christian world. Lying against an almost vertical rock, the monastery provides the breathtaking view of the Bjelopavlici valley and makes even a divine impression on numerous pilgrims of all the confessions. |
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The Skadar Lake (click for more information) The Skadar LakeLying on the borders with Albania, the Skadar Lake is the largest lake in the Balkan Peninsula. Thanks to its amazing abundance of fauna and flora, especially in water birds, this well-known wildlife reserve became the national park and some of the last pelicans in Europe attract many birdwatchers and nature admirers. |
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The Tara River Canyon (click for more information) The Tara River CanyonThis Tear of Europe, the Tara River Canyon is the second largest canyon in the world, after the Colorado River Canyon in the USA. More than thousand meters deep, this untouched natural masterpiece offers the breathtaking scenery of numerous waterfalls, gorges, cascades, and rapids, challenging adventurers on the rafts to prove their courage and fitness. The Tara River Canyon is, along with the Durmitor Mountain, inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List. |
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