Kotor Old Town

Step back in time as you explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Kotor, a stunning maze of narrow streets, stone houses, and lively squares framed by towering city walls. With your local guide, you’ll uncover the stories behind Kotor’s Venetian palaces, charming courtyards, and medieval architecture, and visit the remarkable St. Tryphon’s Cathedral, one of Montenegro’s most treasured landmarks. As you stroll through hidden alleys and picturesque corners, you’ll hear fascinating tales of sailors, merchants, and nobles who shaped the town’s rich maritime past. Along the way, enjoy the atmosphere of daily life in this vibrant coastal gem — where ancient history meets modern charm, and every turn reveals another postcard-perfect view.

Viewing Point at the Road Kotor-Lovcen

Experience the Kotor-Lovcen Cable Car. One of Montenegro’s most breathtaking viewpoints. Departing near Kotor’s Old Town, the journey takes you high above the bay, offering panoramic views of the shimmering Adriatic Sea, Kotor’s red rooftops, and the dramatic slopes of Mount Lovćen. In just 11 minutes, you’ll ascend over 1,300 meters to the Dub station, where the air is cooler and the scenery even more spectacular. From there, enjoy a short, scenic walk to Monte Bar 1350, a modern mountain café with a terrace overlooking Boka Bay and the southern Montenegrin coast. Relax and take in the view as you taste a traditional Montenegrin platter of local cheese, prosciutto, olives, and sweet doughnuts with honey — a perfect combination of stunning nature and authentic flavor.