Activities in Montenegro

Built in 1838, the palace was the residence of the prince-bishop Petar II Petrovic Njego_ and named affectionately after the billiard table he importe

A twin-towered Romanesque beauty consecrated in 1166.

The tidy whitewashed enclave with its orchards and beehives and rose-covered cloisters, bears witness to a private peace, despite the many visitors to

The atmosphere at Ostrog, a vertical complex of cave-churches and monasteries carved out of the face of a cliff high above the River Zeta, is intense.

Our Lady of the Rocks (Godpa od _krpjela) is a man-made reef of sunken ships on which locals built a votive chapel and a blue-domed church to the Vir

Around the Square of Weapons (Trg od Oruzja), there are cafés, discos, and restaurants, even an Irish-themed pub; designer stores sit next to real est

The museum is located in the former palace of King Nicholas I, the last sovereign of Montenegro, who died in 1921. The modest, suffocating salons of h

Some of Europe's best white-water rafting is at this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Grab a guide and spend a day whitewater rafting on the Tara River. When you enter a peaceful stretch, take the time to look up the soaring sides of Ta