Featured as one of the ’50 Places of a Lifetime’ in National Geographic Traveler magazine (2010), the south European nation of Montenegro is one of the fastest growing tourism locations in the world. A major tourist spot until the 1980s, tourism in Montenegro – then a part of Yugoslavia – took a severe hit during the civil war in the 1990s. Now, as an independent nation, Montenegro is promoting tourism with renewed vigor and attracting millions of tourists to its pristine beaches, picturesque medieval towns, and excellent facilities. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Welcome to Montenegro - Planning Your Stay - Climate & Weather - Sightseeing - Podgorica - Clock Tower (Sahat Kula) - Adzi-pasa’s Bridge - Depedogen Fortress - Turkish Bathhouse - Churches - Doclea - Cetinje - Cetinje Monastery - Mount Lovcen & Lovcen National Park - Vlah Church - Blue Palace - Palace of King Nikola (Museum) - Kotor Bay & Town - Budva - Old Town (Stari Grad) - Beaches of Budva - Sveti Stefan (St Stefan) - Tivat - Perast - Ostrog Monastery - Skadar Lake National Park - Tara River Canyon - Durmitor National Park - Shopping - Eating & Drinking - Places to Stay
