Gmina Kotor

Miasteczko · 🇲🇪 Czarnogóra

Ludność 22 651

Powierzchnia 294 km²

Strefa czasowa Europe/Podgorica

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Kotor Municipality Must-Sees

Kotor Municipality encompasses the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Kotor and the historic waterfront of Perast. The area is defined by its medieval fortifications, Romanesque cathedrals, and Baroque palaces built during centuries of Venetian rule. Key landmarks include the 12th-century St. Tryphon Cathedral, the man-made islet of Our Lady of the Rocks, and the steep defensive walls rising to St. John’s Fort. This collection highlights the region's deep maritime heritage and its unique blend of Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic architecture.

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Historic Forts and Palaces

This collection highlights the defensive and architectural evolution of the Bay of Kotor. It includes the medieval Venetian fortifications of St. John, towering above the Old Town, alongside 19th-century Austro-Hungarian forts like Goražda and Vrmac. The list also features prominent Baroque palaces in Perast, such as the Smekja and Bujović residences, and the Roman mosaics of Risan dating back to the 2nd century AD. These sites illustrate the region's strategic importance from Roman times through the World Wars.

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Montenegro's Religious Heritage

Explore the architectural and spiritual heritage of the Bay of Kotor through its most significant cathedrals, churches, and monasteries. This collection spans centuries of history, from the 12th-century Romanesque St. Tryphon Cathedral to the unique island sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rocks. Discover 15th-century hillside chapels accessible via ancient city walls, 17th-century Baroque bell towers in Perast, and the dual-altar Church of Saint Luke, reflecting the region's long-standing coexistence of Roman Catholic and Serbian Orthodox traditions.

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Coastal Escapes

This selection covers the diverse shoreline of the Kotor region, ranging from the gravel shores near the Old Town to the multi-level stone terraces of Ploče. It includes the sandy, sheltered cove of Trsteno and the secluded pebbles of Zagorski Pijesak. Several locations, such as Markov rt, are recognized for their specific microclimates, while the harbor at Bigova serves as a traditional fishing village marina along the Adriatic coast.

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Scenic Vistas and Caves

This collection explores the dramatic limestone landscape surrounding the Bay of Kotor and the Orjen mountain massif. It features historical sites like the Gurdić Gate and the 8th-century BC rock art at Lipci. Natural highlights include the seasonal Sopot cave waterfall, the high-altitude peaks of the Dinaric Alps, and strategic viewpoints like Trojica and Belvédère that offer panoramic vistas of the fjord-like coastline and the Krivošije plateau.

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