Top 21 things to do and attractions in Cetinje

After lunch we arrived to Cetinje Monastery and hanged around. It’s interesting indeed and the nature around is worth all hours we drove. Impressive construction

🌿✨ A Sacred Pause in Montenegro’s Heart Cetinje Monastery isn’t just a stop on the map—it’s a breath of stillness wrapped in white stone and centuries of devotion. Nestled in the historic town of Cetinje, this Orthodox sanctuary holds relics that stir the soul: the right hand of John the Baptist, fragments of the Holy Cross, and the remains of Saint Peter of Cetinje. Even if you’re not religious, the atmosphere invites quiet reflection. The icons glow softly in the chapel, and though photography is forbidden inside, the memory lingers like incense. Modest clothing is required—this is a living place of worship, not just a tourist site. I arrived after lunch, and the surrounding nature made the drive worthwhile. The monastery opens daily at 8 AM, and entry is free—a rare gift in a world of ticketed experiences. 🕊️ Whether you’re chasing history, spirituality, or simply a moment of peace, Cetinje Monastery offers all three.

Cetinje Monastery is a fascinating and historically rich site, and I highly recommend visiting if you’re in the area. The monastery holds significant cultural and religious importance in Montenegro, and walking through its grounds offers a glimpse into the country’s deep-rooted heritage. The architecture is beautiful and well-preserved, and the peaceful atmosphere makes it a great place for reflection. Inside, you can find sacred relics and valuable artifacts that speak to the monastery’s long history. While the site itself is not very large, it’s still worth a visit, especially for those interested in history and spirituality. The surrounding town of Cetinje also has a charming, old-world feel, making it a great place to explore before or after your visit to the monastery. Overall, Cetinje Monastery is a must-see if you’re nearby, and it’s a great stop to understand more about Montenegro’s cultural and religious past.

From a tourist’s perspective, it’s interesting to see how the monastery functions. There are also monks living inside, and you can talk with them. They have certain rules about covering up: if you’re wearing shorts, they will give you a cloth to tie around your waist so you can enter and explore the monastery

Looks beautiful from the outside. Since it’s a place of worship, modest clothing is required. Unfortunately, I couldn’t enter because my outfit wasn’t appropriate.

This monastery is a very beautiful and serene place, definitely worth a visit. Please note that it's a religious site, so you'll be asked to dress modestly, avoid carrying cameras, and refrain from smoking. Inside, there's a souvenir shop where you can purchase mementos.

It looks fantastic. You can get inside, but you should be respectful and do not disturb the monks

Ethnography museums are my favourite types of museums. I love to learn about the cultures, customs, beliefs and living conditions of people centuries ago. This is a good little museum, I was pleased to see information boards throughout and exhibits labelled. Why only three stars? I can only compare to the many Ethnographic museums I visited around the World which are so much bigger and cover many more aspects of historic culture.

Really nice small museum, everything described also in English, totally worth visiting.

Small museum with some well preserved pieces. The admission includes an audio guide on your own phone via app. Good stop for half an hour to an hour in Cetinje.

Interesting and worth a visit, although nothing super special. The top floor is probably the best, with some impressive old folk costumes, guns and swords etc. Unlike many museums there is good labelling in English.

Small but nice museum. Would love to see more interactive parts of the exhibition but that would be difficult given the size

Fabulous little museum. See it with King Nick’s next door. Both terrific. Everything here was interesting. The costumes displays are fascinating and beautiful

What a cute little museum. Great examples of clothing, fibers, households. Not huge, but the second floor is a gem of historical and regional garments. Worthwhile stop in center of town. Only negative is the lingering smell of cigarette smoke throughout the building.

Super museum whoch shows very detailed the history of Montenegro. Great artefacts and exhibitions.

Historical mesuem is temporarily CLOSE at the moment for at least 5 year according to a staff here. This building locate both historial and fine art mesuem, the former one is currently under renewation, fine art museum is operating as usual. I missed to check with the offical website, came here all the way just seeing the info for google map abt National Museum😭 Hope that not happen to you. The staff I met today is nice, will to speck English, informaive.

According to 10/2025 Its close for renewal, the lady at the counter was very nice, and told us that it will take approximately 10 years! But pay attention! The art museum in the same building is open. The gallery is not so big, but there are nice painting. The main object is "The lady of philermos" a rare icon of maria.

I can't give a full review because half the museum was closed but it's a nice building

For a museum it is beautiful, and really interesting. For a national museum it is pretty disappointing. It shows a lot of Archaeological findings, tells the story of the history of the countery. It is a little bit confusing, and jumps through different times very frequently

Beautiful building, some interesting things inside. Worth a visit.

Lots of really interesting information but it could be better presented in an engaging way rather than lots of artefacts in cases. Really interesting section about the Yugoslav wars… particularly the part the Montenegrins played in their “dark past.”

I visited the museum on a Friday, and it was pleasantly quiet with not much of a crowd. The entry fee is 8 euros. They offer an app for an audio tour, which I would recommend downloading to enhance your visit. Whether it's worth the 8 euros is debatable, but if you find yourself nearby, it's still worth checking out.

If you are planning to visit all the museums in Cetinje, buy the combo ticket. It will save you some money doing that. The Museum of King Nikola is a small-ish museum, but well preserved. The lady who works at the ticket counter was very helpful. They have a problem with the electricity on the day of our visit, and the toilet is closed. They have an audio guide in several languages that you can download after buying the ticket. It gives you a good overview of what's being displayed and the history behind them. If you are already making it to Cetinje, then absolutely pay a visit, if not. I think you are not missing too much. I will not go to Cetinje just to visit the museum, but since we are in the area we went, and we had a good time.

A small, but well preserved and curated museum about King Nikola and his family. You get an audio guide with the ticket and unless there’s a group tour you’ll be pretty much alone. You are not allowed to take pictures inside. There are many more rooms than are currently open to the public. The toilet was still broken when we went there (mentioned in a review 3 months ago). The building is also currently being renovated on the outside and is wrapped in scaffolding.

If you're in Cetinje, you've absolutely got to check out King Nikola's Museum. It’s sat right on Dvorski Trg, which is just a lovely spot. The whole square is surrounded by grand old buildings and has a really nice, chilled-out vibe.

Beautiful pieces of art. Worth visiting.

Nice museum. Part of the few museums in the city, wich you can buy a bundle ticket for all of them for 10 euro. The museum offers a mobile english guide, wich i found helpful. The museum itself is not so exiting, just showed the way of living by the royal family back in the day.. mostly art and laxury furniture. Unfortunately the national museum is closed for renewal, so ee couldn't hear about the actual history of Montenegro and the simple people that made it. *There is no toilet in the museum*

Nice museum of the original house for King Nicholas and his family. The museum attempts to reconstruct the exact way the family used to live in the house. Different rooms allow visitors to have a glimpse of the royal daily life at the time. The museum also has a display of weaponry, clothing, coins, paintings and portraits, personal items, dinnerware, stamps and of course furniture of that period some even original from the house. The museum costs 5 euro per person to be paid in cash. We received a paper flyer in English describing the rooms which was helpful since the museum doesn’t have any write up in front of it in the rooms. We had to return the flyer upon exit. The museum is overall well maintained. One would start on the first floor with two large rooms to visit and then move up to the top floor with all family rooms and their intriguing history.

There is plenty to see here with the upper floor showcasing details and many items relating to this famous man's life. You do get a leaflet (English in my case) giving an overview of the contents of each room but you have to give this back when you leave. I've only given three stars because I think more could be done in presenting this collection. As with the Ethnographic museum I would like to see information boards and item descriptions in each room, perhaps even an audio guide. As for the ground floor collection of generic items relating to this period, there is no information at all. I did enjoy the 3D model (Relief) of Montenegro housed in a seperate building which you're guided to at the end of your visit.

We had a good time strolling around various collections, paintings, and items from an important figure and family for Montenegro's history. the very friendly curator miss. Markovic informed us with some great national history background, to put it all a bit more into perspective. very thankful about that! And the relief is just cool to see, especially for a geography buff like me!

After lunch we arrived to Cetinje Monastery and hanged around. We then passed by Njegoš Museum Billiards. We did not enter it, just passed by.

Absolutely wonderful museum. So much to learn about the history of Montenegro through a broad range of exhibits with good English text. Clothing, furniture, weapons, books, paintings and of course the billiard table — and that’s only the upper level dedicated to Njegos and his family. (A real highlight is all the beautiful paintings done over more than 40 years by Pero Pocek, a famous Montenegrin painter.) Then the lower level is a walk through the ethnographic history of the country, with fascinating exhibits primarily focused on household items and clothing. The huge relief map of Montenegro is also very interesting. While the museum itself is well worth seeing, my visit was made even more special by the excellent information provided by Natasha Markovic who took the time to explain so much to me about the history and culture of Montenegro and to talk to me about many of the exhibits. This was truly one of the best museum experiences I’ve had during 6 weeks in the Balkans and I highly recommend a visit!

Great place to visit - so much to see.

Great. If you plan to go on other museums in Cetinje and Lovcen , you should get Monthly museum ticket. It is so much cheaper and practical

Nice place to visit to understand local history, friendly staff. We received a leaflet in English to guide ourselves through the tour.

A small church surrounded by a cemetery. Worth to spend here a few minutes.

Cetinja is very calm city where life goes slowly. Monastry and Church - worth to see when you in the town.

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Really lovely city, slow way of life. All the streets are tree lined. Has a calming effect for the soul

Nice, small and pretty old Orthodox church, at Cetinje, the old capital of Montenegro.

An important church in Cetinje.

Great istorical place

It's a great institution and stunning architecture achievement. I'm very glad they have a very rich program and schedule.

Magic mini theatre

Very good.

Carobno!

(Translated by Google) We were told that this is the most beautiful theater in the world and we came with the intention of visiting it, but unfortunately the employee did not even let us enter the hall of the building and told us that we could watch it from the outside... Very unpleasant, we are very disappointed... He did not even offer us to buy tickets, and this is our only and last day here... It is a shame that such a magnificent building has such bad people working there (Original) Nama je rečeno da je ovo najlepše pozorište u svetu i došli smo sa namerom da ga posetimo, ali nažalost nas zaposleni nije ni pustio da udjemo u hol zgrade i rekao nam je da možemo da ga gledamo spolja... Baš neprijatno, jako smo razočarani... Nije nas ponudio ni da kupimo karte, a ovo nam je jedini i poslednji dan ovde... Baš šteta da u ovako veličanstvenoj zgradi rade tako loši ljudi

(Translated by Google) Incredibly atmospheric old theater, the inside is amazing! There are always performances and concerts (Original) Невероятно атмосферный старинный театр,внутри бесподобно! Постоянно идут спектакли и концерты

(Translated by Google) Very unpleasant employees. Came to buy theater tickets - refused and told we could watch the building from outside (Original) Veoma neprijatni zaposleni. Dosli da kupimo karte za pozoriste- odbijeni i receno nam je da mozemo da gledamo zgradu spolja

Didn't have much expectations with this museum as all other museums in Cetinje were underwhelming for us. But i was so wrong with this one! Very well curated with abundant information about each exhibit. Information is displayed in English language as well. Best place to learn history about money in Montenegro and Balkan regions. Exhibits are displayed over 2 floors. When we visited, there was no one else. We had the full museum to ourselves. Best part, it's free!

I am genuinely happy I came to this town and stepped in this museum ! I learned a lot through the currencies Monténégro used throughout its history and by that wrote it's history. Very informative ! Besides a great exhibition the staff was very friendly. Info : they close at 4PM (not at 5PM as displayed...). I got told so by the staff. Also they are aware the wrong opening hours are displayed... but don't change it. 100% recommendation to visit !

We had read about this museum, but did not really know what to expect. When we found the address, and opened the door, the museum looked almost closed. But a guard stood up, turned on all the lights and welcomed us inside. Then a staff member came down from the 1. floor. We looked around on all of the displays, the staff turned on the machine in the room on the ground floor. We asked if it was ok to go to the 1. floor, which they said it was. It was nice to see that part also. All in all a surprisingly good experience. With no entry fee (at least not the day we went there). We visited the museum as part of a day where we visited the Lipa Cave and then had lunch at one of the lovely restaurants in Cetinje. All in all a wonderful day.

Nice small museum about the various currency Montenegro had through its History, a good way to learn more about the History of the country

The museum is nice. However, the staff in there was rude and had unacceptable behaviors. As he was speaking in high volume with his phone, he started to shout agresively to our little child (4 years old) in his language due to the child sing a song in lower volume than the staff. So, it was not a good experience.

Very interesting, free museum which tells the story of Montenegrin history through its coins and banknotes. Definitely worth a visit.

Really interesting museum. When we came it was without the guide and the door was closed, but security officer Ivan let us in and made a little excursion for us. Thanks!!

If you're interested in libraries, as we are, don't bother to go there. We were there yesterday an hour before their closing time and the guard didn't allow us to visit it and told us to come the next day. So, today we went there no matter the heat and the sun and the guard that was there this morning first said that we could not enter because there was nothing in English. Then, when we said that we didn't mind, he invented a new excuse and said that we couldn't enter wearing shorts, even if they weren't really short and it was not a religious centre. My question is why is it even "open" and those guards get a salary for literally doing NOTHING? Today's guard was smoking and looking at the ceiling when we entered. So terribly sad.

Interesting but not really worth a visit in my opinion although I'm generally keen on maps and geography. It looks loveless and colourless, details are not precise, there is no good orientation on the map as location name tags are missing, and from the platform you cannot see all areas from close.

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(Translated by Google) The map was made in 1916, an amazing job was done. My family and I traveled a lot around Montenegro, and it was very interesting for us to examine the places we visited in detail in the relief, to compare the past and the present, to understand the scale of the mountainous and flat areas. I began to imagine the places we travel much better. (Original) Карта изготовлена в 1916 году, была проделана потрясающая работа. Мы с семьёй много путешествовали по Черногории, и нам было очень интересно рассматривать в подробностях посещённые места в рельефе, соотносить прошлое и современность, понимать масштабы горных и пологих участков. Я гораздо лучше стала представлять себе места, по которым мы ездим.

Such an enjoyable trip, you go down on a small train to the cave and then walk through. Really knowledgeable guide took us around. Very interesting and beautiful place. Whole tour takes about an hour. It's cold in the cave, around 10 degrees so take warm clothes.

A very nice stalgamate cave. A tour departs from the information center every so often and includes a cute road train ride of 5 minutes to the cave and another hour or so inside There's an informative guide detailing the history of the cave and other information.

Very nice and interesting tour, definitely worth it. Check on the cave webpage for tour start hours and prices (we paid 15,9€ per person) and make sure you arrive early enough to catch a train that drives you to the cave entrance. It's 45min guided tour. Make sure to bring something worm with you since inside temperature is around 10 degrees.

The cave complex includes a nice visitor’s center with a cafe and large outdoor terrace, where guests wait for their tour time. A small shuttle then takes approximately 50 people at a time to the caves themselves. The tour is guided and provides a history of the caves, geology, and some interesting notes. The tour itself is approximately 45 minutes. The caves have a well-maintained concrete trail, and the lighting is good. The caves are similar to others of their kind around the world, but nonetheless, worthwhile. The nearby town of Cetinje is also worth exploring and is a good spot for a meal either before or after the tour.

Unforgettable experience, a total must visit when staying in Montenegro. We were with a 3,8 years old toddler and that was an exciting and safe experience for our whole family. Important thing - check the hours since the visit happens only on the group trip, which happens every 15-30 mins during the summer season. Also they offer more adventurous tours for adults and 5+ kids, which I am sure are worth of it. In this case request and booking in advance should be done via email.

Well designed pathing without being too intrusive to the natural environment. Would be better if people behaved (as in no touching of the delicate stalactites and stalagmites, no yelling, being quiet when the guide is explaining, etc.). The guide was new but had all the facts about the cave and was able to answer more specific questions too. Worth the money.

All well organized. Small nice cave. You go with small train. Walk inside with a guide. Overall experience time about 1h. Pic with flash not allowed. Not possible to get tickets in advance. Arrive early as if you arrive to near visit time you might not get tickets to the visit you were aiming, instead you are allocated to the next one. Bottleneck is prob the small ‘train’ that takes you to the caves size.

Must visit place in Montenegro. Trip to top of the mountain is awesome and the top may take your breath away. Great views!

The park is beautiful, with incredible views, we can see a lot of nature, many birds, and sometimes we see foxes and coyotes. There's a picnic area near Ivanova Korita, with swings, a playhouse for children, tables, and even a barbecue area and very close by there is a restaurant and hotel. There is also malzoleo at the top of the mountain, It has a very beautiful view of Lake Skoder and the Budva Sea.

Just to clarify something before the review. Lovćen is the whole mountain. The peak with Petar II Petrović Njegoš mausoleum is called Jezerski Vrh 1459 meters high. Easy to access by road with a "few" steps to the top. Well worth the visit for the view. Don't expect much from the restaurant. The final path to the view point is not for the faint hearted. The one with the telecom tower is called Stirovnik 1749 meters high. Great to hike up to. There is a rough road right up to the top. You need SUV but 4x4 is not necessary. Fantastic view. You can see four maybe 5 different countries from the top on a good clear day. This relay is manned at all times.

A must see day trip when you're in Boka Kotorska, Montenegro. A mix of breathtaking scenery and historical facts is the reason for you to visit this location.

Good place for a short hike. Get ready for a lot of stairs, but the destination is wonderful!

Amazing nature and the castle on top of the mountain that everyone should visit. It's a lot of walking but definitely worth it.

This place is definitely worth visiting. Its stunning in autumn

Look.. my wife loved it. It's small historic place of beautiful nature. If you want a one day break, but still want to enjoy good food and fantastic nature and scenery- this is PERFECT. HIGHLY RECOMEND. I will come again, and next time I'd like to try kayaking down the river.

Scenic spot with lots of restaurants and boat tour kiosks. The restaurants are reasonably priced but most of them have mainly outdoor seating and it could get very hot in the peak season.

The Rijeka Crnojevića Bridge is more than a bridge – it is an architectural masterpiece, a historical memory and an ambience for the soul. Combining beauty, peace and the past, it offers an authentic, gentle and inspiring experience. It gives every visitor the opportunity to stop, breathe and feel the spirit of old Montenegro. I highly recommend it to both history lovers and nature lovers - every step across that bridge carries a story, tranquility and beauty that will be remembered for a long time.

Really cute little bridge across the river. Lots of boat trips from here. Nice little place to stop off.

I saved this place just to walk along the bridge, as it is on the way to the observation deck. But it was here, and not on the excursion around the lake, that we saw a large cormorant, well, and also small ones. A beautiful place with beautiful birds

Beautiful old bridge! A walk over provides a lovely view of the small town. Best when sun is hitting it at just the right angle.

Such a lovely place !!! We spend half a day, also had private Skadar bout tour with Luka’s bout !!!

Another great leader of Montenegro in a nice park

The Monument to Ivan Crnojevic is in Cetinje and stands in a well-maintained garden or small square. The surrounding area is characterized by historic buildings (like the former embassies or King Nikola's Museum) reflecting Cetinje's status as Montenegro's historical capital.

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(Translated by Google) The monument made a strong impression. Spiritualized man! Looking to the sky, sword on shoulder. The founder of the capital of Montenegro tried to maintain friendly relations with Venice and the Ottoman Empire, although he experienced many troubles from both sides. Laid the legal foundations of the state. (Original) Памятник произвёл сильное впечатление. Одухотворенный человек! Взгляд в небо, меч на плече. Основатель столицы Черногории старался поддерживать дружеские отношения с Венецией и Османской империей, хоть и пережил много неприятностей от обеих сторон. Заложил правовые основы государства.

(Translated by Google) A cozy, beautiful place where you can relax and hide from the heat in the park. (Original) Уютное красивое место , можно отдохнуть и спрятаться от жары в парке .

(Translated by Google) Ruler of the medieval land of Zeta in the years 1465-1490. By origin, he was a Montenegrin from the Crnojević dynasty. (Original) Władca średniowiecznej krainy Zety w latach 1465-1490. Z pochodzenia był Czarnogórcem z dynastii Crnojewiciów.

(Translated by Google) The historic area of ​​Cetinje is the heart of the city and includes the monument to Ivan Czernojevic, the city's founder, alongside interesting museums and a lively pedestrian street within a short walk. This is a magical place for a relaxing walk, to absorb history and an authentic experience in a special atmosphere. For more tips, search Google buyguru and go to How to Travel Cheaply. (Original) האזור ההיסטורי של צטיניה הוא לב העיר וכולל את האנדרטה לאיוון צֶרְנוֹיֶבִיץ', מייסד העיר, לצד מוזיאונים מעניינים ומדרחוב תוסס במרחק הליכה קצרה. זהו מקום קסום לטיול רגוע, לספיגת ההיסטוריה ולחוויה אותנטית באווירה מיוחדת. לעוד טיפים חפשו בגוגל buyguru וכנסו לאיך לטייל בזול.

A great viewpoint with amazing views of the river and the mountains. The road that is a serpentine on the way down is not so easy it is a single track road with quite tight turns, we were lucky we are in a small rental car and that no one was coming the other way. There is a restaurant there to stop at then you can walk the short distance to the best view point.

Beautiful view! The road down to the lookout is dicey, lucky we had a small car. There appeared to be other easier road options but not for our route - we were going from Podgorica to Cetinje.

A magnificent viewpoint! And also accessible from the road without paying any fees. You can park your car close to the restaurant and even climb a little higher in order to have a better view.

In the heart of the Skadar Lake National Park, Pavlova Strana (lookout point) is a scene that takes your breath away - the Crnojevića River forms a perfect "horseshoe", and the green slopes and water drowned in silence look like paintings. Photogenicity is second to none; it is no coincidence that this is perhaps the most famous view of Skadar Lake. The experience is special in the golden hours: early morning and late afternoon give the softest light and the most beautiful reflections in the water - ideal for photos and a short stay with a view to remember. Access is possible by car; the road is narrow, winding and in places one-way, but it leads straight to the point from which the entire "horseshoe" can be seen. As a landmark, many also mention the old/abandoned hotel building, next to which you can stop and park. It's worth every minute of careful driving. In short: an absolute recommendation for everyone who loves nature, photography and peace. Bring some water, come when the light is softer, and leave enough time to just get high. 📸✨

Amazing viewpoint. The road towards the viewpoint is a bit tricky while driving on a narrow road on the cliffs with mostly no guardrails. But this viewpoint is definitely worth it!

What a lovely public spot! Steep and narrow road (down hill) leading to it but oh so worth the visit!!

Nice place to stop. Amazing nature and view from the top! We took the route from the picture and were mostly off-road with serpentines and no parapets. But it’s worthy! If free, for the view do not have to pay. The road it is open at any time, no barriers. You can stop for a coffee there or something else at Konoba Ceklin.

This was our last stop while in Montenegro and it was the perfect ending. Amazing wine and Adrian was an amazing host! He gave us so much information about how the wines were made and I especially loved the meanings behind their wine labels and paintings! The whole area was beautiful.

A beautiful winery in a lovely setting, in the heart of Montenegro. We chose to stay for 1 night at the start of our holiday, getting to take a tour with Adrian and then enjoy a lovely meal, prepared by the owner. The stay was so beautiful that was chose to return when heading back to the coast. We were warmly welcomed back to the winery and enjoyed a second night stay & dinner. This is a beautiful place and one which I hope stays for a very very long time. Our thanks to Adrian and the owner for their hospitality. The wine is also excellent too! We bought 3 bottles.

Very kind and funny staff. Beautiful winery. Wine was decent - some very good, some ok. But the wine tasting is now 40 euros per person for a tasting of 5 small sized samples. That’s frankly a lot.

Gorgeous vineyard, unique setting, delicious wines and terrific service! Adrian was so knowledgeable and friendly. We came here for our honeymoon and it was such a memorable tour. We even got to taste some Rakia!! Would recommend anyone to try this place, it is truly enchanting and unique as a family-owned local business! 💚

Had a brief tour here. They managed to squeeze us in at short notice. Super friendly and informative. Good wine at reasonable Prices to buy as well. Very well maintained buildings and grounds.

We didn’t have a booking and turned up by chance after hiking in the national park, Adrian welcomed us in and was happy to run a wine tasting for us, and showed us around the wine cellar. It was super relaxed, he was really friendly and the wines were amazing. The location and the vineyard itself is stunning, If you have the time, it’s well worth a visit!

Place is great. So are the wines. And unfortunately, the prices... Very much on high ground for the country and location. Plancha snacks with cheese and ham etc is about 15e and glasses of wine for testing will be about 4e each. Good glasses and wine though, but expect around 40e for 2 people 3 glasses only each... Bootles to buy more expensive than decent good wines on France... Seriously! 😱. But environment and views are great. For you to decide if it is worth the price to pay. Did not use rooms, just quick drink.

We drove there on a very scary but incredibly beautiful road. We were very happy that after such a drive we got a wine tasting, which our whole group really liked and took the stress out of driving. We saw a very beautiful vineyard and production facilities. We were greeted by one of the nicest person we met during our trip. We had a very interesting, informative and nice conversation. He showed us the way from where we could drive back with less nervousness and also recommended us a place with a very beautiful view to stop. We bought a small supply of our favorites with us. The views in this winery and on the road were simply breathtaking. I will always remember this visit ❤️

We had a wonderful experience at Lipovac Winery. Tom was amazing – very welcoming and hospitable, making us feel right at home. The wine tastings were both delicious and generous, with a great variety to enjoy. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area! The place is beautiful!

A great place with wide choice of local wine: you can have a degustation of 4 or 8 types (I recommend the latter). During a short excursion you’ll see production facilities, barrels and tanks, Special thanks to Artem for an interesting description of different wine-making techniques. After a degustation I advise you take a bottle (or two) you liked and enjoy it at a terrace with a splendid view! There’s no serious meal for dinner, but cheese, prshut & olives are quite enough. Highly recommended! Tip: local champagne is not in the list, but just ask and you’ll get it :)

Hard to imagine a more scenic spot for a vineyard and our host Tom really made it a special and fun experience. Friendly, knowledgeable and a great tour guide!

This was our visit to the Winery as suggested by followers on here and tik tok. The hotel is not finished yet but it will be a great place to stay for those that like the remote living. We went for the wine tasting tour and was not disappointed. The host was excellent and very knowledgeable about the wines and location. We were made to feel very welcome even though we were the only ones there at the time. We sampled 4 wines and all were very good quality wines. The Grappa was delightful too and very much like the Greek Tsiporou which I love. We ended up buying a few bottles of wine as well as a bottle of the Grappa. I highly recommend taking the time out to visit here. Beware for the more timid, the drive provides an interesting route with very narrow and winding roads. The views will amaze you on the way there and on the way back. My videos will appear soon on my usual media and I will put a link in here

Definitely recommend to come and visit I came with my family to taste vine and to see the location. Very nice view, quiet and peaceful. So far one of the best vinery in Montenegro with affordable and good vine. Also big thank you to Artem who made our stay very pleasant and interesting. Good service and a lot of knowledge. Definitely recommend to come and visit!

Very sad to say but I will be true: this is not where you want to stay in Montenegro. The whole building seems to be either under construction or abandoned. No one else is there and no one really takes care on the place (cigarettes everywhere, not cleaned toilets, spider nets all over the shower and I can go on and on). There is no warm welcome, typical for other wineries, no one cares if you come here or not really. Wine tasting is also nothing to compare to other local wineries, no food, simple wines, no rakija. This place has no story, no charm, it’s not a family owned winery where you will feel at home. In the night it was a bit like a horror movie, almost scary. Very very sad for such a pretty location.

Beautiful old building on the main street. Also on a walking tour, which is one of 3 suggested itineries walking around the town where you have signs in front of the noble buildings giving details of the history of the buildings. Highly recommended to do at least one of these free tours where you can walk at your leisure without a guide

Under construction....

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful house, the sculptures on the garden wall are very good. (Original) Çok güzel bir ev, bahçe duvarındaki heykeller çok iyi.

(Translated by Google) The house (or palace) of Djukanovic is considered the most beautiful residential building in the Montenegrin capital; it was built in 1910 in the Renaissance architectural style for Marko Djukanovic, a prominent statesman, President of the State Council of the Kingdom of Montenegro. The two-story house with an attic has beautifully decorated windows and a balcony, and its main difference is the sculptures located in front of the main facade. Four female figures represent spring, summer, autumn and winter, which is why the palace received its second name - “The Seasons”. In addition, on the main gate at the entrance to the courtyard you can see sculptures of two lions. All figures are made of monolithic reinforced concrete. The house has been used for different purposes at different times, but today it is a living space. (Original) Дом (или дворец) Джукановича считается самым красивым жилым зданием в черногорской столице, он был построен в 1910 году в архитектурном стиле ренессанс для Марко Джукановича, видного государственного деятеля, президента Государственного совета Королевства Черногория. Двухэтажный дом с мансардой имеет красиво оформленные окна и балкон, а его главное отличие — это скульптуры, расположенные перед главным фасадом. Четыре женские фигуры олицетворяют весну, лето, осень и зиму, именно поэтому дворец получил и свое второе название — «Времена года». Кроме того, на главных воротах при входе во двор можно увидеть скульптурные изображения двух львов. Все фигуры выполнены из монолитного железобетона. В разное время дом использовался для различных целей, но сегодня он является жилым помещением.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful building. (Original) Très beau bâtiment.

(Translated by Google) Nice building from the outside. Nothing special. It has local historical value as the seat of the rulers of Montenegro in the 19th century (Original) מבנה נחמד מהחוץ. לא משהו מיוחד. יש לו ערך היסטורי מקומי כמושבם של שליטי מונטנגרו במאה ה-19

(Translated by Google) It was under renovation when we went. But the city is calm and different. king capital (Original) Gittiğimizde tadilatı devam ediyordu. Ama şehir sakin değişik. Kral başkenti

Visiting Mrkan Winery was an absolute delight from start to finish! We were warmly welcomed by the owners, who are some of the kindest and most genuine people you could meet. They shared the fascinating history of the winery, and you could really feel the pride and passion they have for their work. We had the chance to try a variety of their wines, as well as their delicious homemade jams and liqueurs everything was simply perfect. Each product was crafted with care and full of rich, authentic flavor. The winery itself is beautifully maintained neat, tidy, and full of charm. It’s clear that every detail is looked after with love. The whole experience felt personal, warm, and unforgettable. If you’re in the area, don’t miss the chance to visit Mrkan Winery. You’ll leave with a smile, wonderful memories, and a few bottles of their amazing wine!

It is a very friendly family place. We were there for a full tasting including wines, liqueurs, jams and honey. They served us a very big portion of tasting plate as well. I’d highly recommend their wines, they are at the top list in this area as of me. They are very kind and polite and the place was also pretty cute.

Amazing experience, delicious wine and appetizers, they have also homemade liquors and jams. The family is so nice and welcoming. The verity of wines, 6 of them, are different and interesting. Highly recommended!

One of the highlights in our trip to Montenegro. Best wine tasting we've ever had. The owner was very welcoming and although he spoke few words in english, he did all his best to communicate through google translate. The winery is looked after and is very charming and unique, with a modern touch but also many pictures, memories and objects from the previous generations. The experience starts with a short visit to the cellar and around the objects/pictures in the place as well as a explanation of the varieties of grapes and process that they use. We went for the 15 euros wine tasting which includes tasting 5 different wines, snacks with bread, cheese, prociutto, olives and vegetables. Also, different rakijas and types of brandy. We spent a good 2hrs for the whole experience and we could drink as much as we one. The wines were excellent and very unique to any other wines which we tasted before. The payment is on site and cash. The booking process was smooth through whatsapp. Parking on site. Totally recommend it and we would come back if we pass by.

Amazing hospitality. They don’t speak great English but with the help of Google translate they make you understand everything. During the tasting you really feel like you’re at someone’s home, providing you with local food and wine. It’s a lovely experience that I recommend doing if in the area

What an incredible experience. We were welcomed with the greatest kindness and generosity . We did wine tasting with food, and it was all delicious. Very interesting profiles of wines (incredible red wine with black label) in this family run winery and even more interesting people running it. And then fresh figs and cucumbers and cats and the view were just breathtaking. We can’t recommend it more!

We arrived for a tasting tour at the pastoral Markan winery. Maja, who is an excellent English speaker, explained to us about the place, and then her father showed and explained the winemaking process by using Google Translate. The tasting meal was delicious and very generous. The wines and Rakjas are tasty. You can buy some of their products, which also include jams, on site. A highly recommended experience.

Great place for a gallery, very spacious, full of natural light and with gorgeous mountain views (would be especially amazing if they could open a small coffee shop with art books on the rooftop or on the last floor). I loved the exhibitions I’ve caught and there’s always something interesting happening so now it’s the main highlight of Cetinje for me.

Closed at the time of visit. Unknown when it will reopen.

Fantastic gallery with great exhibitions

There is nobody in this museum. It’s a single, but big plus.

(Translated by Google) I really love the gallery with its incredibly different exhibitions (Original) Очень люблю галерею с ее невероятно разными выставками

(Translated by Google) Be sure to go! The art gallery is of an unexpectedly high level – the exhibition itself “Što je nama naša borba dala”, the building and how they use it. Admission is free (the woman asked us for a vaccination certificate). The gallery has a souvenir shop, perhaps with the highest quality and most beautiful souvenirs in all of Montenegro. We stumbled upon this museum by accident. We were absolutely surprised that neither the museum nor the building were on the map. There is information on the Internet that the building has been operating as an Art Gallery since 2012. WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND A VISIT! (Original) Обязательно сходите! Неожиданно высокого уровня художественная галерея – сама выставка «Što je nama naša borba dala», здание и то, как они его используют. Вход бесплатный (женщина спросила у нас сертификат вакцинации). При галерее имеется сувенирный магазин, возможно, с самыми качественными и красивыми сувенирами во всей Черногории. Случайно попали в этот музей. Были абсолютно удивлены, что ни музея, ни здания нет на карте. В интернете есть информация, что здание функционирует как Художественная галерея с 2012 года. ОЧЕНЬ РЕКОМЕНДУЕМ К ПОСЕЩЕНИЮ!

(Translated by Google) Opened October 7, 2025 (Original) 7 октября 2025 открыто