Montenegro

17th-century Ottoman-style clock tower and one of the few remaining structures from the original town center, serving as a prominent landmark of the city.

Serbian Orthodox monastery founded in 1484, serving as the historical seat of the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral and a center of Montenegrin culture.

Austro-Hungarian fortress built in 1860 to defend the town, featuring stone ruins and panoramic views overlooking the Adriatic coastline.

Serbian Orthodox monastery established in 1897, featuring a unique church carved directly into the natural rock formations of a hillside cave.

Museum dedicated to the history and cultural significance of cats, featuring a collection of vintage postcards, photographs, and art pieces centered on feline themes.

Modern Orthodox cathedral featuring intricate stone carvings and elaborate interior frescoes, completed in 2013 as a prominent example of contemporary religious architecture in the region.

Modern Orthodox cathedral featuring extensive interior frescoes and gold-plated domes, serving as the largest religious structure in the region.