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Cetinje
And indeed, Budva is a small resort town on the Adriatic coast. However, it is the Budva Riviera—the resort suburb of Budva—that fills with hundreds of thousands of tourists during the summer months. Budva is home to the largest hotels and the busiest beaches on the entire coast.
For centuries, the city remained a stronghold of resistance against Ottoman rule, maintaining its independence due to its remote and strategic location. In the 19th century, when Montenegro gained international recognition, Cetinje became the official capital of the principality and later the kingdom. Palaces, foreign embassies, cultural institutions, and religious centers were built, turning it into the political and diplomatic heart of the country.
Today, Cetinje is an open-air museum, showcasing magnificent examples of Montenegrin architecture. One of the city's main landmarks is the Cetinje Monastery, founded in the 17th century. It houses significant Orthodox relics, including the right hand of John the Baptist and a fragment of the True Cross. Another key cultural site is the former palace of King Nikola I Petrović, who ruled Montenegro for over half a century. The palace now serves as the National Museum of Montenegro, exhibiting collections dedicated to the country’s history.
Today, Cetinje is an open-air museum, showcasing magnificent examples of Montenegrin architecture. One of the city's main landmarks is the Cetinje Monastery, founded in the 17th century. It houses significant Orthodox relics, including the right hand of John the Baptist and a fragment of the True Cross. Another key cultural site is the former palace of King Nikola I Petrović, who ruled Montenegro for over half a century. The palace now serves as the National Museum of Montenegro, exhibiting collections dedicated to the country’s history.
Strolling through the city, visitors can see numerous historical buildings, including the old embassies of France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and Austria-Hungary, reminders of the time when Cetinje was a major diplomatic center. An interesting landmark is the Vlach Church, surrounded by a unique fence made from captured Ottoman rifles.
Although the capital of Montenegro was moved to Podgorica in the 20th century, Cetinje remains an important spiritual and cultural hub. It is home to national museums, art galleries, and academies, attracting history and art enthusiasts. The city’s narrow streets, stone houses, and stunning mountain views create a unique and timeless atmosphere.
Visiting Cetinje offers a deep insight into Montenegrin history and traditions. Here, one can explore architectural heritage, discover Orthodox religious sites, and experience the remarkable spirit of a city that has shaped Montenegro’s national identity for centuries.
Although the capital of Montenegro was moved to Podgorica in the 20th century, Cetinje remains an important spiritual and cultural hub. It is home to national museums, art galleries, and academies, attracting history and art enthusiasts. The city’s narrow streets, stone houses, and stunning mountain views create a unique and timeless atmosphere.
Visiting Cetinje offers a deep insight into Montenegrin history and traditions. Here, one can explore architectural heritage, discover Orthodox religious sites, and experience the remarkable spirit of a city that has shaped Montenegro’s national identity for centuries.
