Kotor


Kotor, known as Cattaro in medieval times, has the most dramatic setting of any town along the Mediterranean Sea.
In the far corner of the impressive Kotor Bay, surrounded by 1,400 metre high mountains, its medieval stone churches and houses huddle together within a small triangle of mighty fortress walls, squeezed between the waterfront and the mountains raising sheer up behind. It's been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979, and you'd be mad not to visit.
With a population of 14,000 it is situated just 80km from Podgorica, 10km from Tivat airport and 90km from Dubrovnik, and is easy to get to by bus.
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Montenegro Hostel Kotor
Hostel has kitchen which is also free of use common room Wi-Fi lockers and AC in the rooms free use of service computers....Galion
This must be the most modern stylish restaurant in Montenegro, let alone Kotor. It sits over the water and its 180 degree glass walls look pleasantly over the fjord and the old town just opposite....Tourist Information Office
They helped me out with emergency accomodation on a Sunday night!...