Bucha Palace
Bucha Castle is a historical summer residence of the Bucha and Lukovich families, located in the center of Tivat. Despite the fact that, compared to other cities on the Montenegrin coast, Tivat is much less famous for its majestic and interesting buildings, the palace is definitely worth a visit.
Lovchen
In the south-west of Montenegro, not far from the city of Kotor, there is one of the symbols of the country — Mount Lovcen and the national park of the same name with it. It is difficult to convey the beauty of Montenegro in words, but you can see this beauty from here, from Mount Lovcen.
St. Mark’s Island
St. Mark’s Island or Stradioti Island is perhaps the most picturesque of the three islands of Tivat (the other two are the Island of Flowers and the Island of the Merciful Wife — the Lady of Mercy). This small island with a pretty beach is covered with greenery and pleases the eye; but not only with dense trees.
Prison
Ostrog Monastery is not one of the oldest in Montenegro, its fame begins at the end of the 17th century and is completely connected with the life and work of St. Basil of Ostrog, revered not only in Montenegro, but also far beyond its borders.
Skadar Lake
This majestic reservoir is very beautiful, rich in fish and inhabited by a huge number of birds. Cozy old villages are spread out on its shores, and on the islands there are churches and ruins of fortresses. All this invariably attracts the attention of tourists.
Old Budva
Old Budva is one of those places where all tourists, without exception, rush as soon as they set foot on the Budva lands, and where they return more than once or twice if possible. A cluster of the best examples of Venetian architecture, old churches and temples.
Citadel in Budva
Budva medieval fortress of St. Mary, or citadel, is one of the iconic sights, without which it is impossible to imagine the appearance of this resort town of Montenegro. It is the organizing center of the Old Town, the pride and business card of Budva.
Budva Water Park
The largest water park of the Adriatic coast is located 3 km from the center of Budva, on the slope of a picturesque hill: it occupies more than 4 hectares and is designed for 6 thousand visitors. Dizzying views of the city open from the height.
Archaeological Museum of Budva
Surprisingly, Budva, the oldest Montenegrin city with a centuries—old history, did not have its own archaeological museum until the mid-20th century. The idea to found such a museum appeared only in 1962, in the same year the museum was established.
Budva Library
Everyone who crosses the threshold of the Budva library has a cultural shock, the book kingdom looks so unusual and impressive from the inside. Like other buildings of the Old Town, it perfectly conveys the spirit of the Middle Ages.