Magic Mountains of Montenegro

Diners sit under linen canopies eating black risotto, gulf shrimp, and cold local Sauvignon at this converted old mill known for its warm hospitality.

The terrace of the Belveder restaurant, a mile and a half outside of Cetinge, has a stage-set view of the mountains that once made it a favorite picni

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

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 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.

A twin-towered Romanesque beauty consecrated in 1166.

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