Shoreside Activities & Events in Montenegro

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Kotor Located in the town’s main square, this small cinema generally shows films at 1900 or 2000hrs on Thursdays through Saturdays, although this can vary.

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One of the Adriatic’s oldest settlements - founded in 500 BC by Cadmus the Phoenician, an exiled hero from Thebes, Greece - Budva is now Montenegro’s busiest tourist and party destination and is highly developed.

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Founded in 1382 as a fortress and set strategically at the mouth of the Bay of Kotor, Herceg Novi has been ruled, over the centuries, by the Ottoman Empire, Spain, Venitians, Russia, France and Austria.

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This nautical history museum in Kotor displays a large collection of antiques, ancient maps, maritime paraphernalia and paintings in an old Venetian palace.

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Bujović Palace Perast waterfront This museum traces Perast’s historical, maritime, and cultural development under Venetian reign (1420– 1797) with a collection that includes over 300 paintings, sculptures, weapons, and maps.

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Podgorica The National Museum is actually five buildings around the old royal capital - King Nikola’s Palace, the Art Museum, the History Museum, the Ethnographic Museum and the Museum of Petar II Petrović - Njegoš – and one ticket buys access to all five.

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Perast, Bay of Kotor, This church is one of the most iconic images of Montenegro, built on an artificial island, with large rocks and sunken old ships by local seaman after two sailors discovered an image of the Virgin Mary on a rock jutting out of the water in the Bay of Kotor in 1452.

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The tiny ancient settlement of Perast can be reached by boat or car.