Kotor

Milky Kotor is one of the best pancake restaurants in Kotor.The pancake were awesome,ready tastyand big portion.can’t finish it and need to take away.The ice cream is also a must.highly recommended

Sapori cafe,Kotor serves delicious burger (mixed beef and pork),big portion with very reasonable price.The staffs are super nice.Comfort environment with air conditioner.

Palata Pima or Gallery of Solidarity is a art museum in Kotor.It’s located inside the old town of Kotor.Lots of modern art.

Definitely you will go to visit cathedral of St Tryphon which is located inside the old town Kotor.Ticket only 3 euro is worth it.Beautiful view from the top of cathedral on Old Town.

Kotor, Montenegro-- located in a secluded part of the Bay of Kotor. It was characterized by winding streets and squares, its medieval old town had several Romanesque churches, including Cathedral. Home to the Maritime museum, which explores local seafaring history. #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #europetravel #beachlife #bucketlistreboot #mediterranean #travelpictures #travelling #travelgoals #traveladdict #kotor #montenegro

Montenegro, once listed in Lonely Planet's 'Top 10 Travel Destinations of 2016', is referred to as 'the next Morocco'. Although Montenegro is still a niche market in China, due to policy and international relations, it is becoming one of the hottest travel destinations. This country, home to Europe's deepest Tara River Canyon, the Balkans' largest Skadar Lake, the southernmost Bay of Kotor in Europe, the azure Mediterranean coastline, and several UNESCO World Heritage Sites for natural and cultural heritage, is attracting an increasing number of Chinese tourists.

Located at the foot of Mount Lovćen, the old city of Kotor is said to have been inhabited since the 1st century BC. Unlike the cities or towns of today, which were built by settlers who voluntarily established their homes and buildings, it resulted in narrow, winding, and irregular streets with asymmetrical and bumpy squares. There's also an interesting story that the names of the squares were named after products related to the place, such as salad, flour, milk, etc. With the establishment of the Dominican and Franciscan monasteries in the 13th century, it is said that there were about 50 churches within the old city until the 20th century, but most of them have disappeared due to four major earthquakes and have reached today.. It was very nice because it has a more classic(?) charm compared to other European old towns.

Montenegro is bordered by Croatia to the west, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the north, Serbia and Kosovo to the east, and Albania to the south. And it is also a coastal country with a beautiful 293.5 km long Adriatic coastline. Among them, the Bay of Kotor (Boka Kotorska) is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean. The majority of the country is made up of high plateaus and mountains, with numerous deep valleys and gorges intersecting. In the southern regions near the coastline, you can see lowlands. It's not too far from Dubrovnik, so it's not a bad idea to come for a day trip. Make sure to stop by...

Today, the boutique small group came to Kotor, Republic of Montenegro. There are groups going to Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, etc. from March 13th to March 25th. The boutique small group of 6 people is now starting to make appointments.

Embark on an enchanting voyage to Kotor, a hidden gem nestled within the fjord-like landscapes of Montenegro. This coastal town, surrounded by imposing mountains and medieval charm, invites you to explore its labyrinthine streets, historic treasures, and the mystical allure of the Adriatic. 🏰🌊 Intricate Fortifications of Kotor Old Town 🏰🏞️ Discover the well-preserved marvels of Kotor's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site surrounded by towering city walls. Ascend the centuries-old fortress walls to reveal panoramic views of the red-roofed town below, nestled between the Adriatic Sea and the rugged peaks of Lovćen Mountain. 🌄⛰️ Adriatic Whispers in St. Tryphon's Cathedral ⛪🎶 Enter the sacred space of St. Tryphon's Cathedral, where the centuries-old stones seem to echo with Adriatic whispers. Marvel at the intricate Romanesque architecture and the ornate interior, adorned with frescoes and artifacts that tell tales of Kotor's rich history. 🖼️🔔 Nautical Legends at Maritime Museum 🚢🏛️ Immerse yourself in Kotor's maritime legacy at the Maritime Museum housed within the Grgurina Palace. Explore exhibits showcasing the town's seafaring past, from ancient vessels to navigational instruments, and uncover the maritime tales that have shaped Kotor's destiny. ⚓🌊 The Quaint Charm of Kotor's Square of Arms 🏰🛍️ Stroll through the Square of Arms, surrounded by charming cafes and boutiques. Feel the pulse of local life as you sip coffee surrounded by historic architecture. The square is a vibrant hub, offering a delightful blend of cultural ambiance and Montenegrin hospitality. ☕🏰 Bay of Kotor's Dramatic Landscapes 🌅🌊 Embark on a boat trip to explore the Bay of Kotor's stunning landscapes. Marvel at the fjord-like scenery, where steep cliffs plunge into crystal-clear waters. Discover hidden coves, ancient churches, and the charming village of Perast, with its iconic islets of Our Lady of the Rocks. ⛵🏞️ Local Flavors in Kotor's Seaside Eateries 🍽️🐟 Savor Montenegrin cuisine in Kotor's seaside eateries, where fresh seafood takes center stage. Indulge in local specialties like black risotto, grilled octopus, and the famed Boka Bay mussels, all while enjoying the gentle sea breeze and panoramic views. 🍷🐚 #KotorMystique #MontenegroAdventures #AdriaticCharm #HistoricalHideaway Kotor, with its medieval allure, maritime tales, and breathtaking landscapes, invites you to experience a mystical sojourn along the Adriatic. Each step within the town's narrow streets is a passage through time, where legends linger, and the beauty of Montenegro's coastal treasures unfolds. #AdriaticMagic #MontenegroGem 🌊🏰

#timetotravel The Kotor Fortress, perched atop the rugged hills overlooking the picturesque town of Kotor in Montenegro, is a historical marvel that took my breath away. My climb to the fortress was a journey through time and nature. As I ascended the stone-paved trail, surrounded by ancient walls and fortified gates, I marveled at the craftsmanship that had gone into creating this medieval stronghold. The views of Kotor Bay and the surrounding mountains grew more spectacular with each step. Reaching the summit, I was rewarded with a panoramic vista that felt like a reward for my efforts. The town of Kotor, with its terracotta rooftops and cobblestone streets, lay below me like a living painting. Exploring the well-preserved fortress walls and cannons added a sense of adventure. The historical significance of this site, combined with its natural beauty, made my visit to the Kotor Fortress an unforgettable experience that connected me with the past and the stunning Montenegrin landscape. #montenegro #kotor

Black Mountain 🇲🇪 This visa-free country is super enjoyable 😎. With a US, Canadian, British, or Japanese Schengen visa or an invitation letter from a travel agency, you can set sail from Kotor or enjoy the sunset in the old town of Budva. 🍲Food: 10-30 euros per person 🎪Suitable for playing: 5-7 days 💰Approximate cost: 270 🌈Tourist attraction 🌆Haier Cegenoiv is located at the entrance of Kotor Bay in Montenegro. It is a coastal town at the foot of Orje Mountain, and the name of the city means "new castle". 🌆Pulašet is an ancient city located in the Kotor Bay, a few kilometers northwest of Kotor, including two islets in the Kotor Bay, St. George Island and Our Lady of the Rocks. 🌆Kotor, a picturesque coastal town in Montenegro, is home to the deepest and most secluded bay in the Adriatic Sea, known as the southernmost fjord in Europe. The bay has calm waters and gentle waves, allowing cruise ships to sail deep into the bay from the Adriatic Sea. As you enter the bay, the cliffs on both sides are almost within reach. 🏝Durmitor National Park is located in the northwest of Montenegro, covering an area of 390 square kilometers. 🏰Budva, Montenegro's most famous tourist destination, is known for its beautiful beaches, rich nightlife, and unique Mediterranean-style architecture.