Top Things to do In Budva 2021

"The ancient city of Budva, 2500 years ago, is a tourist spot in Montenegro. Much smaller than the ancient city of Kotor, the style of the ancient city is similar to that of Kotor, and the distance between the two cities is not far away. There is a clear distinction between tradition and modernity here. The ancient city is a unique Mediterranean architecture, with churches, office spaces and city walls. It takes 6 ohms to climb to the highest point of the ancient city to see the ancient city and the Atria Sea. The beautiful beach is full of restaurants. The restaurant has its own characteristics. On the trestle bridge extending into the sea, set up a few tables, order a few bottles of local beer, taste the local delicacy, blow the sea breeze, and enjoy the sun. As soon as the sun went down and the temperature dropped sharply, the waiter immediately brought the blanket over and the service was in place! I live in a resort area. Boys and girls from all over the country gather at the beach holding a box of beer. The intense jazz music lasts until late at night."

"The ancient city of Kotor is a small medieval city. In history, it has been ruled by Rome, Byzantium, Venice, Ottoman, Austro-Hungary, etc. In particular, Venice has ruled for nearly four centuries. No wonder the buildings here have a typical Venetian style. It is also described by Lonely Planet: The dreamy mountains surround the fjord scenery, as if returning to a well-preserved ancient town in the Middle Ages. Modern luxury cruise ships slowly sail into the harbour irradiated by the slanting sun in the melodious bells, giving people a feeling of time and space crisscrossing ancient and modern times. The beautiful view of Kotor Harbour is intoxicating! Kotor has two most attractive places, one is the well-preserved medieval city pattern; the other is the complete city walls and fortresses from the sea to the top of the mountain. Walking in the crooked streets and entangled alleys, you will feel that the area of the city seems larger than it actually is. After a 10-minute stroll, you may find yourself back to the original place. The best way to see Kotor is endless. Walk."

"Kotor Bay is like emeralds surrounded by mountains. And on the coastline where the mountain and the sea meet, there are dotted with small fishing villages, small towns, or small cities, like pearls of different sizes strung by the coastline. As the most indented coast of the Adriatic Sea, the Bay of Kotor is sometimes referred to as the southernmost fjord in Europe (in fact, the Bay of Kotor is a hidden river valley). The bay is 32 kilometers inland and has high mountains on both sides. The strait is long and narrow, and the exit is 3 kilometers wide. The lakes and mountains are like Switzerland. There are two beautiful islands in Kotor Bay, Our Lady of Rocks island and Island of St. George."

"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."

"Stradun is the main street in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The limestone pedestrian street runs through the old town surrounded by the Dubrovnik walls. Most of the current facade was created after the devastating earthquake of 1667. Before the earthquake, houses were not designed as uniformly as they are today, many with arcades and elaborate decorations. Following the 1667 earthquake and the subsequent fire, the Republic of Lagusa adopted a law that provides for the layout of all future dwellings in the city. Many of Dubrovnik's historic buildings and monuments are located along Stradun Street, so it is a popular place for tourists."

"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."

"I have been working here for more than five years, and I have come to Tara Bridge many times. With the change of seasons and weather, every time I go there is a different scenery. A must-visit place for most Chinese people in the Balkans, worth seeing! 【view】 [Price ratio]"

"Lokrum Island is a beautiful and quiet island near Dubrovnik. There are not many tourists on the island. It is very quiet, well-protected virgin forest, and calm and clear lakes. It is the best tour in Dubrovnik. In a holiday resort, staying here for two days, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, is definitely a kind of spiritual purification."

"I went to the island of Notre Dame on the Rock to experience the European style. I read about this ultra-niche tourist check-in point on the island of Notre Dame on the Rock. It was a coincidence that the tour group I reported happened to pass by this place. The museum on the island has a collection of many artworks and items with local folk customs, which is an eye-opener, really great! The scenery on the island If you go to the island of Our Lady on the Rock, you will definitely go to the Church of Our Lady on the Rock. I have to say that this church is still worth seeing. You can see exquisite murals in the church, but the light is not good. There is a picture embroidered with human hair on the second floor of the church. The tour guide introduced the story of this painting to us. I can't remember the specific content. Roughly a girl embroidered the picture with her hair until she was grey-haired. There are a lot of artworks on the second floor of the church, don't miss it. I suggest that you also sign up for a tour group to get a good understanding of the story of this island, this church and this painting. Tips: Tickets are not required for the island, but the ferry to the island costs 3 euros, and the museum on the island costs 2 euros. Photographing: The island is picturesque and beautiful along the way. Don’t stop taking photos. Opening hours: 3 throughout the year From January to November, because it is on the island, you may not be able to ferry to the island due to the weather. Friends who want to go must pay attention to the travel weather souvenirs: the island sells beautiful handicrafts because of the time with the tour group It’s tight, I couldn’t buy it (cries inside)"

"The Pyramid in Tirana is a very weird building. It was built during the Hoxha government. Now this building has been abandoned, but it has become a famous attraction, because the slope of this building is about 50 degrees, which happens to be a huge slide, attracting many citizens to come to play, it is really very irony."