Podgorica City Tour

Day 1: Podgorica Sightseeing

Visit Independence Square – main city square.
Visit Bokeška street – Street with nice cafés and an urban look, a favorite place for young people to go out.
Visit The Millennium Bridge – A visual identity of the city in a length of 140 meters, decorated with specially designed piles in the height of 57m.
Visit Sastavci or Skyline – The bridge on Sastavci is the oldest bridge in Podgorica, located in the heart of the capital, at the confluence of Ribnica in Morača. According to historical facts, it was created even during Roman rule.
Visit Sahat Kula – Clock Tower and Stara Varoš – Old Town. Old Town located in the very heart of Podgorica keeps a rich historical and cultural heritage. It was the core of Podgorica during the Ottoman rule (1474-1879) in the urban and architectural forms of the city, customs, and way of life. The most beautiful example of architecture remaining from the Turkish period is the Clock Tower, which is a symbol of Podgorica. It still dominates the area of Old Town with its height. The great attention in Old Town belongs to the mosques. Among them, the most famous is Skender Čauševa – the Old Mosque dating back to the 15th century.
Visit Centre of Contemporary Art – Kruševac – Former winter castle of King Nikola I Petrović. It is surrounded by Park Forest which is unique in the summer months art and exhibition scene and is one of the favorite places of fellow citizens. There is also the church of the Holy Dimitrije.
Visit The Temple of Christ Resurrection – the third largest Orthodox temple in the world. The significance of the Temple is also the visits of the high representatives of the Orthodox cosmopolitan who visited Montenegro for the first time in history (Patriarch Vartolomey, Patriarch Vaselensky who reviled the foundations of the temple, blessing Patriarch of Moscow and Orthodox Archbishops).
Visit Church of St. George – dates from the IX-XI century; belongs to the oldest active worship of the Christian chapel in the area of Montenegro and beyond.
Coffee break or lunch (optional).
The end of the tour.