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Pjaca od Drva
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Address: Old Town Kotor, Kotor Municipality 85330, Montenegro
Phone: +382 32 325 950
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Kotor Cat Square
"Captured" (or is it Cat-ured) between the Northern gate and the Church of Blazena Ozana you find this hidden square. You may see a few locals show up on their daily visits to feed the cats.
Too many stray cats
There is something artificial about this small square with a topless tree. Stray cats get waste food here and as a result their population has dramatically increased. Some tourists and residents seem ...
Used it as my landmark!
On Day 2 of my visit, I followed a group of tourists who I thought were going out of Old Town areas. We passed by this attraction as we climbed up the stairs of the Walls. After walking for about 20 ...
Nice Fountain in Midst
We stubbled upon this square walking back from the Northern Gate - it's very nice w/ some large plantings and lots of cats.
Cat square
The most notable thing about this admittedly run down, dirty square is that it’s ran by the cats of Kotor. Here tourists gather to feed, stroke and take photos of the cats.