The mausoleum of Petar II Petrovic Njegos crowns Jezerski Vrh at 1,657 metres, reached by a tunnel and 461 steps from the summit car park. Ivan Mestrovic designed the monument, opened in 1974, with the poet-bishop seated in granite beneath a gold mosaic vault; the circular terrace behind looks from the Bay of Kotor to Lake Skadar.
The highland village on the shoulder of Lovcen where the Petrovic dynasty came from, reached from Kotor by the famous serpentine road of…
Founded in 1166 and extensively rebuilt after 17th-century earthquakes, this cathedral is among the Adriatic's finest Romanesque structures…
A UNESCO-listed medieval walled city at the head of the Bay of Kotor, with a Romanesque cathedral consecrated in 1166 and fortifications…
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