Things to do in Kotor

These ancient fortifications wind around Kotor, showcasing nine centuries of defensive architecture. Climb to San Giovanni Fortress for breathtaking views of terracotta rooftops and the stunning Bay of Kotor below.

This 12th-century Romanesque masterpiece houses sacred art treasures and a wooden crucifix from 1288. Climb to the cathedral's terrace for sweeping views of Kotor's terracotta rooftops and the stunning bay beyond.

The Sea Gate, built in 1555, marks the historic entrance to Kotor's Old Town with Venetian lions and Yugoslav emblems. Pass through to discover the vibrant Square of Arms with its cafés and shops.

This Gothic stone tower from 1602 anchors Kotor's main square with its historic clock faces added in 1810. Sip espresso at a nearby café while admiring the tower against the backdrop of Montenegro's dramatic mountains.

Housed in the baroque Grgurina Palace, this museum showcases Montenegro's seafaring legacy through ship models and naval artefacts. Explore three floors of maritime heritage in this elegant 18th-century building.

You can take time to visit Kotor Cable Car during your travels to Kotor. While you're in the area, stroll along the sandy beaches.

This 18th-century Baroque Orthodox church stands as an architectural gem overlooking Montenegro's Bay of Kotor. Visitors can admire its intricate designs while enjoying panoramic coastal views.

Built in 1221 atop a 6th-century basilica, St Mary's Collegiate Church features bronze doors depicting Blessed Osanna's life. Visitors can view her preserved body in a glass coffin while admiring medieval frescoes.