Top Things to do In Montenegro 2021

"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]"

"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."

"Strolling in the old city paved with cobblestones, the old churches are connected to the mansions of former officials. There are many details on the outside, and the inside is magnificent, which is different from other churches in Europe. From an artistic point of view, the frescoes are beautifully painted!"

"A small city in northern Montenegro is the highest town on the Balkan Peninsula, and it is a city surrounded by a national park. And the population of thousands makes it as peaceful as a paradise."

"2019.08. Podgorica-Millennium Bridge, street view: Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, this is definitely the capital I have seen. There are not many tall buildings in the city, and there are many dirt roads out of the city. There is nothing to look at. It’s fun, it’s not easy to take photos, and it’s hard for photographers to take beautiful scenery!"

"This clock tower is a landmark in Podgorica. Seeing here has reached the old town of Podgorica. A small fortress hidden among the green hills and green trees. This clock tower is the core of this small town."

"Compared to the mini, 5 meters high, in the middle of the intersection. Finely crafted, silver glittering in the sun. Standing here for a hundred years, it still looks like new. At this busy intersection, it looks extra peaceful."

"The bridge of the old city, this area is the garden in the heart of the old city of the park. The greenery is very good. It is a place for citizens to read books and chat and have meals. When walking inside, there is also an open-air stage in the ruins. ."

"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."

"In fact, this is just a statue on the side of the road, you can take a look when you pass by without any special features"