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.
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One of the most prominent Bastions on the fortification Walls (13th to 14th century). This historical fortification system protected the medieval town of Kotor and was inscribed in the list of World ...
This significant edifice signals Old Town Kotor from the main road.
Again a 'Walk by' attraction accessible from a stairway near the North Gate but certainly worthy of a photo. This Bastion & fortifications date from 10th to 13th century after which the Venetians cla...
Dating from the time Kotor was called Cattaro, one of the autonomous Dalmatian city states. Independence ended when Cattaro surrended to the Venetians in 1420. Living in the 1300s security in these ar...
This is a Unesco world heritage site and you can see why. The walls and fortifications that protect Kotor date back to the 10th century. From the tower you can get a sense of the importance of the mas...
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.
The ancient city of Kotor is located in the Kotor Bay of the Adriatic Sea. It has the most complete ancient city wall in Europe. The ancient buildings are full of a strong sense of history! Climb the city wall and overlook the blue water, the view is superb, there are shuttle boats, and the scattered houses
2019.08. Kotor-Street view (day): Kotor in the daytime is completely restored to the original appearance of the ancient city, quiet and peaceful, but it is time to leave... I love this place!
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.
Climbing the walls of Kotor to overlook the Bay of Kotor for more than three hours back and forth, but the scenery is really amazing. Sitting here on the top of the terrace and waiting for the sunset, drinking a glass of sweet wine in the old location of the restaurant and enjoying life is a trip. The correct way to open is worth a visit!