Top Things to do In Montenegro 2021

"Kotor develops and grows by the cause of navigation. The history of Kotor is closely connected with the sea. Although the maritime museum is very compact, this three-story building contains all the essence and is worth visiting. The building itself is an important historical monument. It is the official residence of the Grgurina family who lived here, and it is exactly the same as the Italian architectural style on the other side of the Adriatic Sea. Collections began in 1880 and opened to the public in 1900. The open area on the first floor is not large. There are sculptures and some maps displayed. What is new is that there is a model of a terracotta warrior. From the stairs on the second floor, there are many cultural relics oncoming. There are nautical instruments, ship models, maps, anchors, guns, portraits of famous people, uniforms, restored models of historical scenes, paintings, etc. There are also photos in modern times. Basically, they are arranged in chronological order. From the Apennines in the Middle Ages to Austria, Russia, and Yugoslavia in modern times, the history of Kotor is basically outlined by describing the history of navigation. There is an exhibition hall showing the heroic deeds that took place in Kotor during World War I and World War II, as well as the story of the warship named after Kotor, and an exhibition hall showing Kotor’s unique maritime culture: selected from 12-year-old boys The little admiral symbolizes that the maritime tradition has been passed down from generation to generation; there is also a respected person as the real Kotor admiral, and now it has become part of the Kotor culture and tourism exhibition. Opening hours: summer peak season from July 1st to September 1st, weekdays open from 8 to 23:00; Sundays and holidays from 10 to 16:00; September 1 to October 15 from 8 to 18:00; Weeks Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 13:00; October 15 to April 15 of the following year, 9 to 17:00, weekends and holidays from 9 to 12:00; April 15 to July 1, 8 to 18:00, Sunday And holidays from 9 to 13:00. Tickets are 4 Euros for adults, 1 Euros for children, 1.5 Euros per person for groups of more than 10 people, and audio guides are available."

"The entrance of the Dominica Monastery is very inconspicuous. The overall structure of the church is integrated into the surrounding ancient buildings. If you want to appreciate the full view of the building, the best location is the city wall. This monastery has the same Baroque square porch as the Franciscan monastery, with distinctive multi-layer circular steps leading to the front of the monastery. 【view】"

"This building was described as "the most beautiful building in Dalmatia" when it was just completed in 1464. Nowadays, there are still many master paintings stored here. It is the cultural and historical part of the Dubrovnik Museum. Ministry, those who like art and history can consider buying tickets to enter the tour. In the second season of "Game of Thrones," there is a scene where the dragon girl Ka Lixi negotiates with the spice giant, which seems to be filmed here. At that time, the fat and big-eared wealthy businessman stood on this step and was very impressed. Next to the stairs is the statue of Miho pracat, the only citizen who has won the highest honor in the city. It was built in 1638. Miho Pracat was a large shipowner from Lopud. The Republic suffered a serious economic crisis that year. He did not hesitate to donate his huge wealth to charity. To commend him, the government funded the establishment of this bronze statue. It is the only statue in the city that has not fallen for hundreds of years. There is a small museum next to it, exhibiting the remains of this building, such as the exquisitely carved pillars. Upstairs, there are many master paintings stored in the palace, which is the cultural and historical branch of the Dubrovnik Museum. But none of them can be photographed. Although it cannot be compared with the palaces of many European countries, as the official residence of a governor more than 600 years ago, the furnishings inside are considered very luxurious. Each room contains many famous paintings. Unfortunately, we don't understand this very well! Although you cannot take pictures in the palace, you can take pictures of the square outside the window through the windows on the second floor. This angle is very good! I can take a very clear picture of the top of the Assumption Cathedral on the opposite side, really beautiful! (Look at my last photo)"

"The collections of the museum show the glorious maritime history of Dubrovnik and its surrounding areas for hundreds of years. The space in the museum is very large, with various hull models from the Middle Ages to Yugoslavia, warrior armor, light and heavy weapons, and navigation tools and logbooks. Dubu was born because of the sea, was brilliant and perished because of the sea, so coming here is the best opportunity to learn about it."

""Once a person establishes his own system, it will make a person feel as if he has a handrail to rely on when he walks in a strange country, up and down in life Everywhere, I always carry this invisible little blanket of my own, and I am in my place wherever I go, so I feel safer.” The Annunciation Church, the home of the Virgin Mary, the hometown of Jesus. There are many Christian friends around me. I haven't found my faith yet, so I took my blanket and looked around to make the world view bigger."

"The National History Museum in Tirana is the most famous building here. It is also a relic from the socialist period of Albania. Above the museum is a very grand mural of workers, peasants and soldiers, giving people a very strong Soviet period characteristics. This is also the most famous museum in Albania and it is worth visiting."