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Map of Montenegro with municipalities and cities. The following is a list of Montenegrin cities/towns. The table below contains the cities populations in 2023 census, and from the 2011 Montenegrin Census done my Montenegro Statistical Office.
- Cijevna Canyon
- What Else Should Is unmissable? Ostrog Monastery
- The Fragrance of Nature in Rural Montenegro
- An Invitation to A Mediterranean Paradise
If you drive only half an hour from the center of Podgorica, you can find one of the most beautiful lookouts above the canyon of the river Cijevna in the village of Deljaj (Tuzi municipality). Enjoy the view of Cijevna's deep canyon, a clear and fast river that springs in Albania and flows mostly through Montenegro. If the weather is favorable, fro...
Danilovgrad, a town nestled between Podgorica and Nikšić blanketed with verdant forests, has a religious temple carved into the rocks that brings together members of all religions from around the world - one of the largest shrines in the Balkans, Ostrog Monastery. When in Danilovgrad, don't miss the cultural and historical monuments, archeological ...
Montenegro's natural beauty is reflected in the rural north! It provides you with the most beautiful sunrises and days full of fun activities and positive energy! You can definitely "recharge your batteries" here! Charming mountain towns will open up a new world to you with their offerings of old crafts and folk art, traditional customs, delicious ...
Do you need a ticket to a Mediterranean paradise? We've got it! Montenegro's south is your ticket! In fact, it has always been the most desirable place to live, which is why so many wars have occurred in this climate. Fortified cities, which today draw visitors because of their stunning architecture, were built as a result of turbulent history. Thu...
List of cities in Montenegro. You can help Wikipedia by writing articles to help lower the number of red links. This is the list of cities and towns in Montenegro. Podgorica, Capital of Montenegro. Nikšić. Pljevlja. Cetinje. Herceg Novi. Berane.
RankCity / TownCensus 2011Municipality1155,725256,970319,536419,489Oct 12, 2018 · Situated in Southern Europe, Montenegro borders Serbia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia. The country’s population is estimated at 621,000, with a population density of 45 persons per square kilometer. Here are the largest cities in Montenegro.
- Kotor[SEE MAP] Considered one of the best preserved medieval towns on the Adriatic coast, the fortified town of Kotor is tucked against the steep mountains surrounding the deep channels of the Bay of Kotor.
- Budva[SEE MAP] Located in the center point of Montenegro’s coastline, Budva boasts a picturesque Old Town, an abundance of beaches and several important cultural institutions, including the childhood home of Serbian writer and politician Stefan Mitrov Ljubiša.
- Durmitor National Park[SEE MAP] Centered around the mountain village of Žabljak, the thickly forested Durmitor National Park is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
- Perast[SEE MAP] Located to the northwest of Kotor and sharing the same gorgeous fjord-like bay, pretty Perast is a small town notable for it stone-crafted villas and historic churches.
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Feb 2, 2024 · From the rugged mountains of Durmitor National Park to the stunning beaches along the Adriatic Sea, there is no shortage of things to see and do in Montenegro. In this article, we’ll explore some of the top cities in Montenegro and what makes them so special.
Apr 3, 2024 · Starting in the historical Herceg-Novi and spanning over 120 km of Adriatic coastline before ending at the multi-religious Ulcinj, Montenegro is known as the land of “A Hundred Stari Grads” ( old towns ), where you can get lost while climbing its walls, hiking its mountains or enjoying the local gastronomy.
