Magnificent nature, luxurious beaches, distinctive culture and original cuisine - this is what attracts tourists to Montenegro today. And the absence of the need for Russians to obtain a visa puts Montenegro on a par with countries so popular with travelers as Turkey, Thailand and Egypt. Each country has a set of attractions that every tourist must see. Montenegro is no exception.
Instructions
Step 1
Budva
Be sure to visit Budva. The city was founded about 2, 5 thousand years ago and is entirely a cultural monument. Budva is the oldest city on the Adriatic coast. However, this does not prevent it from being the largest resort center in the country. It is famous not only for its architectural sights, but also for its luxurious sandy beaches and a rich nightlife.
Step 2
Bar
Come to Bar - another ancient city of Montenegro. The architecture of the old part of this ancient city intricately intertwined features characteristic of Islamic and Romano-Gothic settlements. The new part of the city is a modern resort recreation center with all its inherent attributes.
Step 3
Cetinje
Visit Cetinje if you want to feel the spirit of a small country. Cetinje is the historical capital of the country, the center of the religious life of Montenegro. There are many museums, ancient buildings, beautiful palaces here. There is also a monastery that houses a Christian shrine - the right hand of John the Baptist.
Step 4
Podgorica
Arriving in Montenegro, do not miss the opportunity to visit Podgorica - the capital of the country. It is the largest city in Montenegro. It is not as rich in cultural monuments as other settlements, but it is quite able to interest even a sophisticated tourist with its museums, galleries and theaters.
Step 5
Herceg Novi
Travel to Herceg Novi for health and peace of mind. Where else can you improve your health if not in the Botanical Garden of Montenegro? This is what Herceg Novi is called. This green coastal town is famous for its ancient architecture and many attractions inherited from the Greeks, Romans, Turks, French and Spaniards. And when you get tired of excursions, go to the beach. Fortunately, they are in the vicinity of Herceg Novi for every taste.
Step 6
Lovcen
When in Montenegro, do not forget to visit Lovcen. Mount Lovcen, located in the national park of the same name, is a symbol of Montenegro. From the top, magnificent panoramas open up, from which even experienced tourists will take their breath away. Here, on the top of the mountain, there is the mausoleum of Petar Njegos - the famous ruler, reformer and poet of Montenegro.
Step 7
Skadar lake
Go to Lake Skadar if you are an ecotourism lover. Skadar Lake, the largest lake in the Balkans, is located in the territories of Montenegro and Albania. This is a real paradise where pelicans live and water lilies bloom. There are islands scattered about the lake here and there. On some of them, monasteries and churches that are still in operation are built.
Step 8
Kotor
This city, founded in the days of the Roman Empire, is located in the most beautiful place on the Adriatic. In 1979, Kotor, as the best preserved example of medieval Adriatic architecture, was taken under the protection of UNESCO. The city is famous not only for its ancient architecture, monuments and cozy beaches. Folk festivals, theatrical processions and carnivals are constantly held here, which gives Kotor the right to call itself the cultural capital of Montenegro.
