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May 19, 2024

　　The elegant crenulated clock tower, built in 1667, sits above what was once the main city gate. You can climb the spiral staircase for a different perspective on Njegoševa street.

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Clock Tower
Bay of Kotor
　　The elegant crenulated clock tower, built in 1667, sits above what was once the main city gate. You can climb the spiral staircase for a different perspective on Njegoševa street. ...
Archangel Michael’s Church
Bay of Kotor
　　Built between 1883 and 1905, this beautifully proportioned, domed, Serbian Orthodox church sits at the centre of gleaming white Trg Herceg Stejpana (known as Belavista to the locals). The archangel is pictured in a mosaic in the lunette above the door, under an elegant rose window. ...
Kanli Kula
Bay of Kotor
　　Kanli Kula means 'bloody tower', and this notorious 16th-century prison more than lived up to its name during Herceg Novi's years of Turkish rule (roughly 1482–1687); in the dungeon below the lower set of flagpoles, you can see where doomed inmates carved into the walls. The huge fort is a...
Šetalište Pet Danica
Bay of Kotor
　　Named after five young women named Danica who died during WWII, this pedestrian promenade stretches along the waterfront for more than 5km from Igalo to Meljine. It's lined with summer bars, shops, concrete swimming platforms and the odd rocky cove; in places it ducks in and out of tunnels carved...
Savina Monastery
Bay of Kotor
　　Named after Sava, founder of the Serbian Orthodox Church, this peaceful monastery enjoys wonderful coastal views from its location on the town's eastern slopes. It's dominated by the elegant 18th-century Church of the Dormition (Crkva uspenja Bogorodice; literally ‘the falling into sleep of the Mother of God’), carved from Croatian...
Forte Mare
Bay of Kotor
　　The bastion at the town’s seaward edge was built between the 14th and 17th centuries but owes its current look to an Austrian makeover in 1833. It's now used for film screenings on summer nights. Downstairs, a 15-minute video tells the story of Ottoman admiral Barbarossa wresting the fort from...
St Jerome’s Church
Bay of Kotor
　　The Old Town's main Catholic church (1856) dominates Trg Mića Pavlovića. It's usually only open during services. ...
Španjola Fortress
Bay of Kotor
　　Looming over town, Španjola was started and finished by the Turks but named after the Spanish (they had a stint – in 1538 – here as well). Unlike the town's other fortresses, this one is barely – if at all – maintained, but if you're into exploring semi-abandoned, wildly overgrown...
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