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"Podmaine Monastery is an Eastern Orthodox monastery, built in the 15th century, not a tourist attraction. Unexpectedly, it was very beautiful. It was crowded with local worshippers on Sunday morning. After listening to the hymns, they could only take a closer look at the end of the service and the sacrament."

"It's relatively small, but the stone-like building really looks very vicissitudes of history. I personally think it is really good, as if walking in the ancient city, looking at the ancient church, and reading a history book."

"Cetinje Monastery (Cetinje Monastery), built in the Middle Ages. The residence of the court of the theocracy (archbishop) Ivan Crnojevic who ruled the country from 1561-1851. Due to its geographic location, Montenegro often fought with Albania and Ottoman Turkey. Cetinje was occupied by Turkish troops three times in 1692, 1714, and 1785. For the first time, the guards destroyed the monastery with gunpowder, killing many of its own people. And the Turks. The monastery was restored in 1701 and 1785."

"The very beautiful church building is set against the blue sky and white clouds. Although the history of the building is not long, it is very exquisite. You can enjoy it from different angles when you walk around the church. The internal frescoes are modern but not lacking in beauty. It is free to visit."

"The Church of St. Nicholas is the main church of Kotor. The church was built in 1166. The double cross on the roof of the cathedral is also called the "archbishop's cross." The internal frescoes are very exquisite, and there are many treasures in the church. You can also enjoy the beautiful view of the entire bay from the bell tower."

"The building is very distinctive from the outside. The pillars on both sides are very tall and majestic, and it feels very serious."

"The Ostrow Monastery, known as "the city with the most beautiful sky", is full of monks. It is built on almost vertical cliffs. Due to the narrow mountain roads, it can only be reached by small cars. Ascend to the monastery, overlooking the magnificent plain scenery of the Zeta River. The courtyard retains the Eucharist of the builder Orthodox Bishop Saint Ostrow, and there are also exquisite frescoes unfinished at the end of the 17th century. This has become one of the most important places of pilgrimage in the Balkans. The white building has the power to purify the soul and calm emotions."

"The Roman Catholic Church of Dubrovnik is the Catholic cathedral in the Diocese of Dubrovnik. The exterior of the church is solemn and majestic, and the interior is decorated with religious Tibetan paintings of different periods. The treasure hall of the church contains valuable art treasures. The most valuable is the work "Assumption of the Virgin" painted by the famous Italian painter Shanti in the 15th century."

"You can get there from Kotor on the blue line for 1 Euro, about 15 minutes. You can go to the two islands for 5 euros for a round trip. You may ask a few more for 10 euros. The hotel is also very good to live here. If you come to Kotor, you must come here. It's very comfortable to eat by the sea."

"The entrance of the Dominica Monastery is very inconspicuous. The overall structure of the church is integrated into the surrounding ancient buildings. If you want to appreciate the full view of the building, the best location is the city wall. This monastery has the same Baroque square porch as the Franciscan monastery, with distinctive multi-layer circular steps leading to the front of the monastery. 【view】"