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10 Things to do in Kotor, Montenegro Travel Guide

Join us as we visit Kotor, Montenegro in this travel guide covering the top things to do in Kotor in terms of attractions, food and experiences. Having arrived from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina the pattern of heavy rains in the late fall continued and kept us a bit grounded for the first couple of days. After the weather improved we jumped at the chance to wander the Old Town and Gates while hiking up to the Fortresses. For meals we ate a lot of seafood and other forms of local Montenegrin cuisine.

10 Things to do in Kotor City Tour | Montenegro Travel Guide: (Котор)

1) Church of Our Lady of Remedy (Crkva Gospe od Zdravlja / Crkva Marije Koleđate)
2) St John Fortress
3) Kotor Fortress (Cattaro) / Castle of St Giovanni
4) Lunch in the Old Town of Kotor
5) South Gate
6) Cathedral of Saint Tryphon (Katedrala Svetog Tripuna /Катедрала Светог Трипуна)
7) North Gate
8) Walk along the Old City Walls of Kotor
9) Sea Gate
10) Seafood at Cesarica eating Montenegrin Food

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Our visit Kotor travel guide documentary covers some of the top attractions including a food guide (Montenegrin), top sightseeing tourist attractions and the city by day including visiting churches, parks, the old town, quirky neighborhoods, museums and a hockey game. We also cover off-the-beaten-path outdoor activities you won't find in a typical Kotor tourism brochure, Kotor itinerary or Kotor city tour.

10 Things to do in Kotor, Montenegro Travel Guide Video Transcript: (Котор)

Good morning friends. We have made it to Montenegro. We're in Kotor (Котор) right by the water we're staying in the Old Town. We've been here a few days and it has been raining non-stop just like it was in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Like the first half of the week it just poured but now it is nice. We can't wait to explore this city so join us as we make a little travel guide.

If there’s one thing that had caught our attention upon arriving in Kotor (Cattaro), it was the fortifications that not only encircle the old town but also run all the way up into the mountain, so a hike up to Kotor Fortress was the first stop on our itinerary.

As a tip, we would say the best time to hike up to Kotor Fortress is in the morning because the path is shaded. This isn’t a huge consideration if you’re visiting in winter like we did, but definitely something to keep in mind if you visit in the summer.

The Cathedral of St Tryphon was built in honor of the patron saint and protector of the city, on the very same spot where an older church had already stood long ago. We paid our admission and went in to visit the cathedral’s very own museum.

After walking along part of the city walls, we stopped by the Sea Gate, which is the third entrance into the Old Town. As soon as you walk through here you’re met with a clock tower and a big square that’s encircled by restaurants and lots of little lanes that break away - basically it’s a great place to wander.

And now we want to show you one more restaurant that we enjoyed in Kotor (Cattaro). This one was called Cesarica and they specialized in seafood.

Lastly, if you want to enjoy a little evening stroll, the Port of Kotor is a beautiful place. Not only can you enjoy the city all lit up at night, but if you happen to be there on a day when the cruise ship pulls into town, it’s worth sticking around to watch it manoeuvre its way.

And that concludes our visit to Kotor (Котор). We hope you guys enjoyed following along and we’ll see you in the next video where we visit the neighbouring coastal town of Budva.

This is part of our Travel in Montenegro video series showcasing Montenegrin food, Montenegrin culture and Montenegrin cuisine.

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Perast + Our Lady of the Rocks | Day Trip from Kotor, Montenegro

Come join us as we visit Perast on a fun day trip from Kotor, Montenegro. The highlights of our travel day to Perast included visiting Our Lady of the Rocks island by boat, enjoying a nice leisurely lunch and checking out the sleepy town by wandering around on foot. Overall it was a wonderful half day trip from Kotor that was relaxing, fun and highly affordable.

Things to do in Perast, Montenegro Travel Guide

1) Short bus ride from Kotor to Perast (1 Euro each way per person)
1) Return boat trip to the islands (5 Euros per person)
2) Island of Saint George (Ostrvo Sveti Đorđe) not available right now
3) Our Lady of the Rocks island (Gospa od Škrpjela)
4) Church of Our Lady of the Rocks (Chiesa della Madonna dello Scarpello)
5) Wandering around Perast
6) Eating at Armonia Perast restaurant for pasta, seafood, cake and coffees

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Perast + Our Lady of the Rocks | Day Trip from Kotor, Montenegro Travel Food Video Transcript:

Well good morning good morning guys. Good morning guys. It is another beautiful day here in Kotor (Котор) so we decided let's take a day trip. So we're going to be hopping on a bus and visiting Perast which is a small little town also by the water. Um yeah and once we're there we can hop on a boat and go visit a few islands so it should be a nice day.

We did manage to find the bus, though it involved running up the street since we were in the wrong spot, but aside from that, it was a quick 20-minute ride up the coast to Perast.

Located on the Bay of Kotor, Perast (Perasto) is a small town that hit its peak in the 18th century under the Venetian Republic. During this time, it had as many as four active shipyards and the citizens of the town were allowed to trade and sell goods without tax on the Venetian market. This made them very wealthy, and while today Perast has more of a sleepy vibe, you can still see traces of that wealth in the number of palazzos that line the waterfront.

So the boat frequency turned out to be more like 30 minutes - that morning we learned “just 5 minutes” should not be taken literally.

There are two islands off the coast of Perast (Perasto). One is St. George, which holds an old monastery and is not open to visitors, and the other is Our Lady of the Rocks, which we visited. The latter is an artificial island that was created by sinking old ships loaded with rocks. Here you’ll find the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks, which is the main attraction. To be honest, this is a quick visit and you likely won’t need more than 15-20 minutes on the island, but you do get some nice views of the surrounding mountains.

Then, after that little excursion we could only think about one thing: lunch!

After Sam’s drone session, we had enough time to climb up to visit one more church, and then it was pretty much time to call it a day.

Perast (Perasto) is a charming seaside town, but it’s very small and some of the tourist sights weren’t open so there wasn't much to do, but it’s great for a half-day trip if you want to see something aside from Kotor (Котор)!

Alright guys so here we are wrapping up a lovely little day trip from Kotor (Котор). Yeah, it sure was lovely and such an affordable trip. I mean we only paid 1 Euro each way. We're just waiting to catch the bus that comes every half hour. Just a few hours here is enough time really. You can wander around the old town, you can take a boat ride out to the islands, have a nice comfortable lunch. Do maybe a little bit more exploring. And then you're ready to go back. So it makes for a great half day trip I would say. Bye for now.

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Kotor : Church of the Monastery of St. Clare

The Franciscan monastery church dates from the 18th century and can be found near St. Luke's Square.

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La independencia de Montenegro fue proclamada en el año 2006. Antes perteneció a Yugoeslavia .
Lo mas hermoso de Kotor es la vista de Boka Kotorska (o bahía de Kotor) Bocas de Kotor (Fiordo de Kotor)
Tambíen caminamos por sus calles antiguas y adoquinadas y su Plaza de Armas -Square of the arms (Trg od Oružja)
También podrás observar la Torre del Reloj construida en 1602, y cuyo mantenimiento se realiza por la misma familia de relojeros desde su construcción. Como curiosidad sólo se ha parado una vez y fue durante el terremoto de 1979.
Otros lugares son:
Palacio Grubonja; la casa Drago
Palacio Ducal de estilo veneciano y el Bizanti
Pima Palace (Palata Pima)
Teatro Napoleón
Kotor cuenta con 3 puertas:
Puerta del Mar - Vrata od Mora (1555) situada al oeste (Es la principal)
Puerta del Rio - Vrata od Škurde (1540) situada al norte
Puerta de Gurdic – Gurdic Bastion (1300) situada al sur
St Tryphon Cathedral (Katedrala Svetog Tripuna)
Iglesia de San Lucas (Sveti Luka)
El Museo Marítimo está situado en el Palacio Grgurina
St Nicholas Church (Sveti Nikola)
Seguiremos caminando por el KOTOR FORTRESS en la Part3

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Caminando por Kotor Part1

La independencia de Montenegro fue proclamada en el año 2006. Antes perteneció a Yugoeslavia .
Lo mas hermoso de Kotor es la vista de Boka Kotorska (o bahía de Kotor) Bocas de Kotor (Fiordo de Kotor)
Tambíen caminamos por sus calles antiguas y adoquinadas y su Plaza de Armas -Square of the arms (Trg od Oružja)
También podrás observar la Torre del Reloj construida en 1602, y cuyo mantenimiento se realiza por la misma familia de relojeros desde su construcción. Como curiosidad sólo se ha parado una vez y fue durante el terremoto de 1979.
Otros lugares son:
Palacio Grubonja; la casa Drago
Palacio Ducal de estilo veneciano y el Bizanti
Pima Palace (Palata Pima)
Teatro Napoleón
Kotor cuenta con 3 puertas:
Puerta del Mar - Vrata od Mora (1555) situada al oeste (Es la principal)
Puerta del Rio - Vrata od Škurde (1540) situada al norte
Puerta de Gurdic – Gurdic Bastion (1300) situada al sur
St Tryphon Cathedral (Katedrala Svetog Tripuna)
Iglesia de San Lucas (Sveti Luka)
El Museo Marítimo está situado en el Palacio Grgurina
St Nicholas Church (Sveti Nikola)
ESTE VIDEO SIGUE EN LA PART2 Y EL FORTRESS EN LA PART3
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10 things to do in Rovinj, Croatia Travel Guide | Rovigno Day Trip from Pula

Come join us as we visit Rovinj, Croatia in this travel guide highlighting 10 things to do on a day trip from Pula. Located only 40 minutes away from Pula by bus taking a day trip to Rovinj is something we'd highly recommend. Instead of ticking off attractions Rovinj is a place to explore slowly by foot where you can enjoy getting lost in the old town wandering down back-alleys. Sip on cappuccinos, gobble gelato and eat pizza & pasta before ending your day by watching sunset over the adriatic.

Rovinj Travel Guide (Rovigno)

1) Coffee (cappuccinos) and cake at Hotel Adriatic
2) Walking along waterfront and marina of Rovinj for great views
3) Wandering along the narrow alleys of Rovinj and getting lost
4) Seaside restaurant for lunch to eat pizza and pasta (Stella di Mare)
5) Befriending the local stray cats
6) Market of Rovinj to people watch and buy truffles
7) Visiting the artist market
8) Checking out the Church of St. Euphemia in Rovinj
9) Having Gelato for a snack
10) Watching sunset with drinks and snacks at Puntulina

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Our visit Rovinj travel guide documentary covers some of the top attractions including a food guide, top sightseeing tourist attractions and the city by day including visiting markets, churches, the old town and along the waterfront. We also cover off-the-beaten-path outdoor activities you won't find in a typical Rovinj tourism brochure, Rovinj itinerary or Rovinj, Istria city tour.

10 things to do in Rovinj, Croatia Travel Guide | Rovigno Day Trip from Pula Transcript:

Today we are heading on a day trip. How exciting. Yes. So we've been based in Pula for a little while. Yep. And today we are going to Rovinj (Rovigno). It is only like 30 or 40 minutes away by bus. Yeah. So it is going to make for an awesome day trip. We've basically scheduled the whole day in Rovinj. We are leaving in the morning and we're probably going to come back after sunset.

After eating breakfast, we decided to do a little bit of exploring along the waterfront. We walked the full length of the marina stopping to take photos of the brightly painted buildings with matching window shutters, plus rows and rows of boats. Then once we reached the end, we were treated to these postcard-perfect shots of Rovinj from a distance.

A fun fact about Rovinj: though it’s now connected to the mainland, this once used to be an island. It was connected in 1763 as part of a land reclamation project under the Venetian Empire, which also explains why certain parts of the city may remind you of Venice.

After wandering around for a few hours, it was finally time for lunch, so we returned to the waterfront looking for a seaside restaurant.

Audrey had the shrimp risotto, I had shrimp pizza, and yes, we both shared with the cats, who had learned to swat if you approached empty-handed.

Atop the hill, we reached St. Euphemia’s Church. If you’re feeling particularly brave, you can even try climbing the bell tower’s infamous creaking wooden steps. Such are the steps’ reputation, that there’s even a bulletin board inside the church with photos of what to expect. We didn’t make it to the top, thought I was happy to settle for terrace views.

Later that afternoon, the skies finally cleared, so we enjoyed another walk along the harbour as well as a gelato stop along the way.

So what’s the verdict on Rovinj? You can definitely explore the town in one day, but if you have a few days to spare, this would make an even better base to explore the rest of Istria.

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Kotor Karnevalske feste Maskembal Milos Dzeverdarevic Direktor Kulturnog centra Nikola Djurkovic

Tra­di­ci­o­nal­ni zim­ski ko­tor­ski kar­ne­val 2016. sve­ča­no je si­noć otvo­ren za­ni­mlji­vim pro­gra­mom u ve­li­koj sa­li Kul­tur­nog cen­tra „Ni­ko­la Đur­ko­vić” u Ko­to­ru.
Po­red kla­pa u pro­gra­mu, ko­ji je vo­dio Bra­ne Kne­zo­vić, uče­stvo­va­le su i „Te­a­tar 303”, i ka­po kar­ne­va­la Lu­ka Kne­zo­vić.
Na­kon na­stu­pa Grad­ske mu­zi­ke Ko­tor, ma­žo­ret­ki „Fe­šta”, klap­skih „šo­to vo­će” u iz­vo­đe­nju „Bi­ser­ni­ca Bo­ke” i kla­pe „Ma­ris”, te ni­za pje­sa­ma u du­hu kar­ne­va­la ben­da „Lun­go­ma­re”, ple­som i mu­zi­kom, uz ko­sti­mo­gra­fi­ju ko­ja pra­ti ma­ška­ra­ne da­ne, ko­tor­ski en­tu­zi­ja­sti smi­je­nji­va­li su se na sce­ni ori­gi­nal­nim na­stu­pi­ma što je pu­bli­ka na­gra­đi­va­la bur­nim apla­u­zi­ma. Za ma­lo smi­je­ha bi­li su za­du­že­ni Dra­gan Bu­zdo­van i Na­đa Mir­ko­vić iz „Te­a­tra 303” ko­ji su iz­ve­li sa­ti­ri­čan skeč pod na­zi­vom „Sa­vo za­o­bi­la­zni­ca”. U da­ni­ma od fe­šte ka­da se po ko­tor­ski „od škar­to­ca i len­cu­na pra­ve ma­ske, ka­da se pi­tu­ra­ju, ši­ju i kro­je”, pra­va po­et­ska ri­ječ raz­ga­li du­šu. Pje­sni­ki­nja Du­brav­ka Jo­va­no­vić, ko­ja je i autor­ka him­ne kar­ne­va­la „Svi na fe­šte”, ali i broj­nih fe­šta­đun­skih pje­sa­ma, re­ci­to­va­la je svo­ju „Odu mar­ka­tu” (pi­ja­ca), a u pje­smi „Fe­bru­ar­ski di­ver­ti­si­mo” opi­sa­la je na­ra­vi Bo­ke­lja.
„Ku­ri­o­zni i đe­lo­zni, ma­lo fal­si i um­bro­zni, va­zda nam je dru­gi kriv, ako ga ne opi­tu­raš ni­si živ...” To je dio nje­nih sti­ho­va ko­je je pu­bli­ka pro­pra­ti­la ova­ci­ja­ma, kao i po­zdrav­nu ri­ječ gra­do­na­čel­ni­ka Ko­to­ra dr Alek­san­dra Stjep­če­vi­ća ko­ja je usli­je­di­la.
Kar­ne­val­ske zim­ske sve­ča­no­sti zva­nič­no je otvo­rio ka­po ko­tor­skog kar­ne­va­la Lu­ka Kne­zo­vić ko­ji je do­ma­ći­ni­ma i fu­re­šti­ma po­ru­čio da: „U ovim šem­pja­nim da­ni­ma po­red svih pe­ri­pe­ti­ja ko­je su nas pra­ti­le, kar­ne­val će­mo odr­ža­ti po ko­tor­ski i ona­ko ka­ko za­slu­žu­je. Ako se ofen­di (na­lju­ti) ta­mo nje­mu, jer je ovo vri­je­me lu­do­re­ca, šker­ca i zdra­vih ša­la, a ma­ska sve tr­pi”.
– Dra­gi mo­ji, kao ka­po mo­lim vas da svi uče­stvu­je­te u ovim na­šim kar­ne­val­skim fe­šta­ma da po­zo­ve­te svo­je pri­ja­te­lje, da i oni do­đu i da se sku­pa ve­se­li­mo i iz­du­ši­mo od ne baš pre­ve­se­le sva­ko­dne­vi­ce. Da ba­rem ovi­jeh se­dam da­na za­bo­ra­vi­mo na ra­ču­ne od le­tri­ke (stru­je), po­re­ze, ko­mu­na­li­je, pen­zi­je i pla­te, na ve­li­ke po­li­ti­ke. Mo­lim vas da što vi­še sje­di­te na fej­sbuk i da ob­ja­vlju­je­te što vi­še ne­ga­tiv­no­sti iz Ko­to­ra, ako vi je ta­ko lak­še, i ako se u to­me pre­po­zna­je­te i uži­va­te. Naj­te­že je ra­bo­ta­ti! Za­to da se svi od sve­ga od­mo­ri­mo, po­zi­vam vas onom na­šom sta­rom - svi na fe­šte! Da ste mi ži­vo i zdra­vo i da vi va­zda sto­ji pra­vo - ta­mo ga nje­mu ili njoj, po­ru­čio je ka­po. Kar­ne­val­ski pro­gram se, ina­če na­sta­vlja ve­če­ras ka­da će u Po­slov­nom cen­tru „Vuk­šić” od 21 sat bi­ti odr­žan tra­di­ci­o­nal­ni Ko­tor­ski ma­sken­bal. Go­ste će za­ba­vlja­ti sa­sta­vi „Tri kvar­ta” i „Lun­go Ma­re”, a fond na­gra­da iz­no­si 3.500 eura. Fe­šte će tra­ja­ti do 6. mar­ta ka­da će, uz ulič­nu ma­ška­ra­nu kar­ne­val­sku po­vor­ku, bi­ti tra­di­ci­o­nal­no su­đe­nje i spa­lji­va­nje „Kr­nja” - glav­nog kriv­ca za sve ne­da­će Ko­to­ra­na u pro­te­kloj go­di­ni, na­kon če­ga će na glav­nom grad­skom Tr­gu od oruž­ja na­stu­pi­ti hr­vat­ska pje­va­či­ca Da­ni­je­la Mar­ti­no­vić. Na dan kar­ne­va­la po tra­di­ci­ji iz štam­pe će iza­ći hu­mo­ri­stič­ki list „Ka­ram­pa­na” ko­ji, pri­lo­zi­ma kroz ko­ja iz­no­se za­pa­ža­nja iz svo­je sva­ko­dne­vi­ce, raz­ne do­go­dov­šti­ne, ća­ku­le i šker­ce, ure­đu­ju sa­mi Ko­to­ra­ni. Or­ga­ni­za­tor ma­ni­fe­sta­ci­je je Kul­tur­ni cen­tar „Ni­ko­la Đur­ko­vić”, su­or­ga­ni­za­tor Tu­ri­stič­ka or­ga­ni­za­ci­ja Ko­tor, po­kro­vi­telj je Op­šti­na Ko­tor.

10 Things to do in Hvar, Croatia Travel Guide

Come join us as we visit Hvar, Croatia in this travel guide covering 10 things to do in Hvar including top attractions and food experiences. The city of Hvar (Grad Hvar - Lesina) is located on Hvar Island and is easy to reach via Split. Visiting in the off-season meant many businesses were starting to close; however, we had many moments wandering around where we felt like we had Hvar to ourselves. Aside from some rainy days we made the most of our sunny days in Hvar exploring as much as we could by foot.

10 Things to do in Hvar City Tour | Croatia Travel Guide:
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1) Harbour of Hvar, Croatia - 00:01
2) Breakfast in Hvar, Croatia - 01:22
3) Hiking up Gardens to the Abandoned Church - 02:11
4) Spaniola Fortress (Fortica Španjola) - 03:25
5) Natural Pools and walking along the waterfront - 05:57
6) Partying, island hopping, boating, biking and activities you can do in Hvar during peak season - 07:25
7) Bell tower ruins - 08:35
8) Lunch at Kogo for pizza and pasta - 10:01
9) Hvar Square and Cathedral of St. Stephen in Hvar (Katedrala Svetog Stjepana) - 11:45
10) Sunset on harbour with live music by Franciscan Monastery - 12:10

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Our visit Hvar travel guide documentary covers some of the top attractions including a food guide (Croatian), top sightseeing tourist attractions and the city by day including visiting churches, parks, the old town, quirky neighborhoods, fortresses, museums, observation points, ruins and the harbor. We also cover off-the-beaten-path outdoor activities you won't find in a typical Hvar tourism brochure, Hvar itinerary or Hvar, Croatia city tour also known as Grad Hvar, Hrvatska (Lesina).

10 Things to do in Hvar, Croatia Travel Guide Video Transcript:

We have finally made it to one of my dream destinations. We're in Hvar, Croatia so and oh my it is beautiful. Today we have blue skies so we're just going to run around like crazy to show you guys Hvar.

As you probably already know, we never start sightseeing without a good meal, so the first item on our list was to find some breakfast. This proved to be a little tricky considering we were visiting during low season, but after a few false starts we settled down at BB Club for shakshuka, omelettes, nutella crepes and cappuccinos.

With bellies full, we were ready explore and our eyes were set on the fortress, which is the focal point when you gaze up from the Old Town.

Reaching the fortress means walking straight uphill, but there are a few scenic stops along the way, including a beautiful park, a seemingly abandoned church, and plenty of lookouts where you can admire the town and the harbour.

After visiting the fort, we came back to the Old Town and decided to go on a little walk along the waterfront. We hadn’t packed any bathing suits and it was too late in the season to go for a swim, but Audrey was set on testing out the turquoise waters.

Continuing our wander through Hvar Town without a particular place or direction in mind, we then came across a medieval Venetian bell tower that we had noticed peeking through the buildings. The bell tower is part of the Ruins of the Dominican Monastery and St. Mark's Church, and while the structure is closed off, it’s still a cool landmark to visit.

We went to KOGO which is located in the main square just footsteps from St. Stephen’s Cathedral. They specialize in pizzas and pastas, and everything was so tasty!

Lastly, to finish up our 1-day tour of Hvar Town, we walked back to the marina, this time heading left in the direction of the Franciscan Monastery, where we were treated to a magical sunset complete with live music.

This is part of our Travel in Croatia video series showcasing Croatian food, Croatian culture and Croatian cuisine.

This is part of our Travel in the Balkans video series showcasing Balkan food, Balkan culture and Balkan cuisine.

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