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Ninety seconds on Njegoš Museum (Biljarda)
Before you drive to Lovćen or back to the coast, stand over the relief map in the courtyard to see the road ahead. Buy the Biljarda ticket, not the map-only one: it covers the house as well.
Spend most of your time in the courtyard. The map there is cast in concrete at one to ten thousand, and it runs past the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Albania and Serbia. Find the serpentine up from Kotor and the Lovćen massif first, then the lake.
Beside it is a lapidarium of carved stones from the country's archaeological sites, grave slabs among them.
The house is an exhibition, not a preserved home. It holds Njegoš's belongings, furniture, artworks, library and manuscripts, and its prize is the original manuscript of The Mountain Wreath.
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