Things to see in Montenegro
76 places worth seeing in Montenegro on an illustrated map: Podgorica City Stadium, Lake Plav, Kotor Cathedral, Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and Millennium Bridge, and more. Zoom in and watch the landmarks, museums, nature and fun appear.
Highlights
- Podgorica City Stadium Watch football here. Capacity 15,000, north side of city centre is the home ground of Montenegro's national soccer team. Also here are FK Bu
- Lake Plav Lake in Montenegro.
- Kotor Cathedral It was built in the 11th century, and reconstructed after earthquakes. Romanesque-Gothic architecture. Chapel holds the remains of St. Tryph
- Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ This is an Orthodox temple completed in 2013.
- Millennium Bridge The impressive modern bridge over the Morača River.
- Hajla Mountain between Montenegro and Kosovo.
- Pasha's Mosque A Ottoman-built mosque in 1719 by admiral Kılıç Ali Paşa is one of the oldest mosques in Montenegro. It is the only complex that has a hamam
- Church of the Holy Heart of Jesus Catolic church building in Podgorica.
- Independence Square, Podgorica The central square of the city, a lot of life at the end of the day, when people finish to work. Lot of cheap restaurants and friendly peopl
- Mausoleum of Njegoš Climb up to Mount Lovćen, it is a kind of Montenegrin Mount Olympus. On the top of the mountain lies the magnificent mausoleum where the poe
- Carev most Carev Most, which translates to "The Tsar's bridge", is a 269 metre-long stone bridge, built in 1896. It was partially funded by Russian Tsa
- Lipa Cave A karst cave with over 2.5 km of passages, one of the largest caves in Montenegro. Includes an underground river. Temperature ranges from 8–
- Church of Our Lady of Remedy Church on the slopes of the mountain overlooking Kotor. Built in the 16th century by plague survivors to honor the Holy Mother. Accessed by
- Church of St. Jovan Vladimir, Bar Serbian Orthodox Church in Bar, Montenegro.
- Serbian Orthodox church of St Nicolas in Kotor The biggest Orthodox church in the Old Town.
- Clock Tower of Ulcinj An Ottoman clock tower built in 1754.
- St. George's Church in Podgorica Built in 10th century, on the slopes of the Gorica hill, after which the city was named. There are some 17th-century frescoes.
- Maritime Museum of Montenegro in Kotor 3 floors of photographs, uniforms, weapons, paintings, and model ships.
- Bay of Kotor Bay.
- Aquarium Boka Small aquarium featuring entirely local marine species. Panel descriptions are in both Montenegrin and English.
- Lovćen Mountain and national park in southwestern Montenegro.
- Bobotov Kuk Highest mountain of Durmitor range, Dinaric Alps, Montenegro.
- National Museum of Montenegro Museum in Cetinje, Montenegro.
- Black Lake Lake in Žabljak, northern Montenegro.
- Lake Biograd Lake.
- Mala Rijeka Viaduct Europe's highest railway bridge, in Montenegro.
- Đurđevića Tara Bridge Bridge in close to Žabljak, Montenegro.
- Trnovačko Lake Lake in Montenegro.
- Jaz Beach Beach near Budva, Montenegro.
- Bioč
- Gradski stadion Multi-purpose stadium in Nikšić, Montenegro.
- Lake Šas Lake in Ulcinj Municipality, Montenegro.
- Velika Plaža Longest beach in Montenegro.
- Lake Piva Lake in Montenegro.
- Zubački kabao Mountain.
- Podgorica Clock Tower In Podgorica, Montenegro.
- Husein-paša's Mosque Mosque in Montenegro.
- Immaculate Conception Cathedral Cathedral of the archdiocese of Bar.
- Montenegrin National Theatre National theatre in Podgorica, Montenegro.
- Stadion Trešnjica Football stadium in Podgorica, Montenegro.
- Bregu Mosque Mosque in Ulcinj, Montenegro.
- Bar Aqueduct Aqueduct.
- Monument of Partisans, Grahovo Park in Grahovo, Montenegro.
- Kryepazari Mosque Mosque in Ulcinj, Montenegro.
- Seaman's Mosque Sunni mosque in Ulcinj, Montenegro.
- Lami Mosque Mosque in Ulcinj, Montenegro.
- Court Church in Cetinje Church in Cetinje, Montenegro.
- Church-Mosque of Ulcinj
- Sultan Murat II Mosque Mosque in Rožaje, Montenegro.
- Adži-paša's bridge Bridge in Montenegro.