I know that everyone is going for a different problems they might face, whether is health or other issues. But the negativity the people are bringing is just not right. We are all there to find out peace. I have to say at the moments I did. I enjoyed my barefoot walking on the stairs from the parking to the monastery. At the monastery as well. But I had to isolate mentally in order to find the peace. The people are yelling and annoyed by everything. Like, all right people, we are all waiting in line for the same purpose, that's why we are there. There is no need to skipping the line and playing smart. Regarding the sleeping, yes it is on the ground and there are a lot, but a lot of blankets enough for everyone. Don't grab it, don't push it. There is no your space or my space for sleeping. It is open for everyone and It is just a corner where you need to calm and huddle and nap, you are not in a hotel there to sleep in luxury and take the whole space. But intolerance was way over the head to many people,even to the guards that are working there which are constantly yelling. It doesn't matter if there are many people or not every day, respect to each other, helping around, navigating and maybe creating some rules might help. Paint some lines for sleeping, where people need to make open space to the toilet or the water, because skipping on the blankets makes them mad. And please oh please clean those toilets. The toilets are so far away, but the container trash is so close that people are practically sleeping in front of them. It is a holy place, I would love to go again, maybe at different period of the year (definitely not summer again)

It was incredible experience. Our tour guide was amazing. First you get free welcome drink - you have 3 options from Jameson (Jameson with lime and ginger is amazing). Then you go to first room, it’s about history of Jameson. Second room is about how to make Jameson and on third you learn about differences, how to smell and taste different Jamesons. With this guide, it was really amazing and I could stay longer than 45 minutes.

One of the most amazing lake in the mountains of Montenegro. It has many small islands inside with trees growing in the water. Its waters are blue amn clear that you want to dive into it. Green banks around the lake rim the large lake borders. An exciting view on the lake you can catch from the view point on the road M6 from Kotor to Nicsic.

Very beautiful, clean lake with deep water. There is a very nice beach to swim, free parking and playground for children.

We drove passed and stop by this place. Nice place can see the town veiw. Better some local office there should look after this place well.

The Orthodox Temple of St. Vasilije of Ostrog in Nikšić, Montenegro, is a highly revered religious site and pilgrimage destination. It is part of the Ostrog Monastery complex, which is built into a steep rock face and is famous for its miraculous relics of St. Vasilije, a 17th-century saint known for healing powers. Overall, the Orthodox Temple of St. Vasilije in Nikšić is praised for its spiritual significance, historical value, and the serene, awe-inspiring setting that attracts thousands of visitors annually.

The Orthodox Temple of St. Vasilije of Ostrog in Nikšić, Montenegro, is a highly revered religious site and pilgrimage destination. It is part of the Ostrog Monastery complex, which is built into a steep rock face and is famous for its miraculous relics of St. Vasilije, a 17th-century saint known for healing powers. Overall, the Orthodox Temple of St. Vasilije in Nikšić is praised for its spiritual significance, historical value, and the serene, awe-inspiring setting that attracts thousands of visitors annually.

Lovely place for a break with kids on a long trip to seaside. We loved the river, outdoor playground and the food was not the best: my breakfast included two peaces of grilled pork meat (why?!) but, other things were fine. Prices are more than fair! No dogs allowed :( without real reason why, I guess they shall reconsider this ban since lot of people are traveling with their dogs. Maybe introduce some rules like “dog on leesh” and “pick up after your dog” if that’s the problem. Also, they should clean the river Zeta at the entrance, it was littered with trash- what a sad thing to see. However, nice place to visit.

Interesting historical bridge, you can ride over it...

A must see for any Brutalist architecture fans. A striking memorial dedicated to the communist partisans, located just outside of town but easily reachable on foot through a park or by following the main road and turning off at a roundabout. It offers a peaceful atmosphere in a picturesque setting, with an intriguing and quite unique design. Free parking available right infront.

King Nikola's Castle in Nikšić, also known as Dvorac Kralja Nikole, is a historic royal residence built in 1900 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Prince Nikola's reign. It served as a summer residence and now functions as a local history museum showcasing Montenegro's royal heritage, with exhibits including artifacts, photographs, and personal belongings of King Nikola I and his family. The castle features a blend of Neoclassical and Renaissance architectural styles and is situated next to a city park and the Congregation Church in the heart of Nikšić

We visited Vučje in August and were blown away by how much there is to enjoy. The food was absolutely delicious, the staff was friendly and welcoming, and the hiking trails were beautiful — surrounded by peaceful mountain scenery and fresh air. It’s the perfect place to relax, explore, and recharge. We left with great memories and can’t wait to return, both in summer and winter!

Folklore ensemble with very long tradition and of immense quality of performing. It's an honour to visit it and watch their performances.