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."

"There will be a reflection of the city wall in the moat at the door, and the scenery is particularly pleasant, especially when the sun sets, and Tito writes on the city wall, we don’t want other things, and we don’t give others our things."

"A place in the center of Budva, very fun and nice"

"The Kotor city wall was first built in the 9th century AD and was not fully completed until the 19th century. The city wall was built on St. John’s Hill, surrounding the entire mountainside and winding to the top of the mountain. Visitors can climb 1,300 steps to reach the highest point of the fortress. , Where you can overlook the depths of Kotor city and fjords, this is a must-chosen item for local travel."

"A must see to have an overview of the old town from the top; l will definitely recommend to go late afternoon to avoid the heat; the entrance tickets is 200 kuna you can get it at each gate! Enjoy this stunning city! "

"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 Gate of the Sea is the official entrance to the ancient city of Kotor, built in the 16th century by the ancient Venetians. Two imitations of ancient cannons are placed at the door, symbolizing the arrival of the ancient city in the Middle Ages. When passing through the city gate, you can see the exquisite stone reliefs of the Virgin and Child surrounded by St. Trevor and St. Bernard. The stone carvings are intact, but there is no protection."

"Herceg Novi was founded in 1382 more than 600 years ago, and is located at the intersection of Eastern and Western civilizations. In history, different civilizations collided and merged here, which had a profound impact on their culture. Some of the city’s fortifications—the fortresses built during the reign of Turkey, Venice, Spain and the Austrians, record those long gone. The history of being occupied by different colonists has created a diverse urban character in Herceg Novi. All this has left a deep mark on the current urban landscape of Herceg Novi."

"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."