Private Medieval Montenegro Tour

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As rarely, in Kotor, Montenegro quiet coastal town, are preserved traces of past epochs. Because of the unique mixture of different cultures, Kotor in 1979 entered the list of world cultural heritage under UNESCO protection. Budva is a coastal town on the Adriatic coast in Montenegro. The city has about 18,000 inhabitants and is the seat of the Municipality of Budva. Important tourist facilities are located within the Venetian walls of the 15th century, which surrounds the Old Town of Budva. Cetinje is the historic and current capital of Montenegro. The city is located in the field located under the mountain Lovcen, at an average altitude of 670 m. Because of its authentic architecture and a large number of historic buildings, relics, monasteries, churches, and museums, this city was named "museum city". Njeguši is traditional village between Cetinje and Kotor, part of the territory of old Montenegro, a place where are born rulers of Montenegro from Petrovic dynasty. During the Turks, through Njegusi is the only traffic from Cetinje to Kotor, Europe, and the world. The most interesting part of our visit to Njeguši is 134 years old restaurant "Kod Pera na Bukovicu" where we enjoy local products like smoked ham, cheese, and grape brandy. The family which is running a restaurant will invite us to see smokehouse, and they will try to teach you all about the process of making smoked ham. The road on the way back from village Njegusi to Kotor is constructed in late 19 century, it’s made out of 25 serpentine. On the way down, from 1100 m to 0 m altitude, we take few photo breaks of stunning Boka bay view.