7 articles to prepare your trip
A fortress perched above Shkodra, Rozafa Castle encompasses 4,000 years of history, a founding legend, and sweeping views over the lake and Albanian Alps.
Overlooking Cetinje, Lovćen National Park combines a 6,220-hectare wooded massif, the mausoleum of prince-poet Njegoš, and the village of Njeguši, birthplace of Montenegrin charcuterie.
A karst massif of the Dinaric Alps inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, Durmitor National Park brings together 18 glacial lakes, the Tara Canyon and the summit of Bobotov Kuk.
Parc national de Biogradska Gora
UNESCO-listed primary forest, alpine lake and Bjelasica peaks: Biogradska Gora condenses Montenegrin nature across 54 km², near Kolasin.
Žabljak
Žabljak, the Balkans' highest town at 1,456 m, opens the gates to Durmitor National Park: hiking, skiing, the Black Lake and mountain taverns.
Kolasin
Montenegro's premier ski station in winter and hiking base in summer, Kolasin offers mountains, canyons and authenticity, just two hours from Podgorica.
Cetinje
At once regal and rustic, Cetinje was Montenegro's capital until 1918. Museums, a monastery, and historic embassies tell the story of this singular destination.
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