Various cruise ships frequently arrive at the Port of Kotor, docking right next to the Old Town, creating an unforgettable atmosphere. Passengers are often pleasantly surprised to find that the UNESCO-listed Old Town is just a short walk from where they disembark. This guide will be helpful for your journey, providing useful information and a clear visual of how close everything is (the map is just below).
Montenegro, a stunning coastal country in Southeast Europe, has become a prime destination for travelers seeking a blend of medieval architecture, pristine beaches, and rugged mountain landscapes. As tourism continues to thrive, accommodation options in Montenegro have expanded to cater to diverse preferences, from luxury seekers to budget-conscious travelers. Here's a detailed look at where tourists stay in Montenegro, focusing on specific areas and types of accommodations available.
Tivat, a coastal town in Montenegro, uses the Euro (EUR) as its official currency. This adoption took place in 2002, even though Montenegro is not a member of the Eurozone. The country unilaterally adopted the Euro, replacing the Deutsche Mark which had been in use since 1999 during the breakup of Yugoslavia.
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