Montenegro - arrival
Montenegro is connected to the world by railway, road, maritime and plane traffic. It is up to you to choose which manner of travelling suits you most.

• How to arrive
• Airports and airline companies
• Bus stations
• Ports and marinas
• Ferry lines
• Railway

Montenegro - gastronomy
Enjoying the food very slowly but luxuriously is the main feature of Montenegrin cuisine, which resists changes despite inevitable passage of time. Montenegrins are excellent hosts and the rich food offered is beyond any thought.

• Historical influences
• Characteristics of the cuisine
• Alphabet of traditional cuisine
• Montenegrin dishes

Montenegro - natural heritage
Montenegro has, in a relatively small space, 4 national parks, each offering unique and memorable natural beauties. (NP Lake Scutari, NP Lovćen, NP Biogradska Gora and NP Durmitor)

Montenegro - cultural heritage
Diversity of periods that took place in this area left behind traces in numerous localities in Montenegro. Montenegro has been exposed toa plethora of cultural heritages, from the Palaeolithic, through the Bronze Age and all the way to the Renaissance and Baroque. A greatconcentration of artistic and cultural treasures has been recognized in the Gulf of Kotor, and the town of Kotor has been included in the cultural heritage of UNESCO.

Montenegro - Do not miss out on

• The longest beach Ulcinj, which is 13000 m long.
• Durmitor and the mountain's highest summit - Bobotov kuk, which is 2522 m high.
• The largest lake Scutari - 391 km2.
• The deepest canyon of river Tara - 1300 m
• The largest Gulf of Kotor.
• Ada (Ulcinj), Sveti Stefan (Budva), NP Lovćen, NP Biogradska gora (Kolašin) and Ostrog Monastery.
• The world's natural and cultural heritage protected by UNESCO: Durmitor with the canyon of the river Tara and the old town of Kotor

Montenegro - national parks

• NP Lovćen
• NP Skadarsko jezero
• NP Biogradska gora
• NP Durmitor