Guide for Montenegro by Villa Divino
Razgledanje znamenitosti
Kotor is a UNESCO-protected city, is today one of the most visited Adriatic resorts, and is almost an indispensable part of any Mediterranean cruise program. The exquisite architecture, numerous buildings of the Gothic, Romanesque, Renaissance, and Baroque style make it the most interesting city on the eastern Adriatic coast.
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Kotor
Kotor is a UNESCO-protected city, is today one of the most visited Adriatic resorts, and is almost an indispensable part of any Mediterranean cruise program. The exquisite architecture, numerous buildings of the Gothic, Romanesque, Renaissance, and Baroque style make it the most interesting city on the eastern Adriatic coast.
Budva, which by its Riviera is one of the most beautiful Mediterranean tourist centers, is today a pearl on the Adriatic coast. The city hotel Sveti Stefan, an island tourist complex of St. Nicholas, popularly called Hawaii, with its two and a half thousand years old history, is a true feature of the Budva Riviera, characterized by annual temperatures equal to those of the French and Italian Riviera.
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Budva
Budva, which by its Riviera is one of the most beautiful Mediterranean tourist centers, is today a pearl on the Adriatic coast. The city hotel Sveti Stefan, an island tourist complex of St. Nicholas, popularly called Hawaii, with its two and a half thousand years old history, is a true feature of the Budva Riviera, characterized by annual temperatures equal to those of the French and Italian Riviera.
Herceg Novi, the northernmost Montenegrin Adriatic city, steeply raised above the beautiful entrance to the Bay of Kotor, remembers the Spanish, French, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman, and Venetian empires, so the influence of all these civilizations is still felt in the culture of Herceg Novi; this is a city with 300 sunny days a year, with an average annual temperature of 16.2 ° C, and olive groves that you can find at 520m above sea level.
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Herceg Novi Municipality
Herceg Novi, the northernmost Montenegrin Adriatic city, steeply raised above the beautiful entrance to the Bay of Kotor, remembers the Spanish, French, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman, and Venetian empires, so the influence of all these civilizations is still felt in the culture of Herceg Novi; this is a city with 300 sunny days a year, with an average annual temperature of 16.2 ° C, and olive groves that you can find at 520m above sea level.