The 21 best churches in Tivat Municipality

Insane, lost in time

Church and Monastery of Our Lady of Mercy Crkva Gospe od Milosti

Tiny cute island with a church. 1km roughly from shore, I came here on SUP. Two barking dogs but they didn’t look dangerous :)

Nice place with beautiful view

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(Translated by Google) Thanks to nun Feosinya I managed to visit the island, it's very quiet and peaceful, you feel grace there. I couldn't resist trying the local Cahors wine, they make it right next to the church. It was delicious. Oh yeah, there's also a donkey named Mikola living there, I don't know, that's a strange name for a donkey, and a couple of rabbits. I was surprised by the jet ski on the pier, I hope the nuns don't ride it around the bay:)) I didn't ask, it was kind of scary😝 (Original) Благодаря монахине Феосинье удалось побывать на острове, очень тихий мирный, там чувствуешь благодать. Не удержалась от пробы местного кагора, производят прям при церкви. Вкусно было. Ах да, там еще живет ослик Микола, не знаю, странное имя для осла, и пара кроликов. Удивил водный мотоцикл на пристани, надеюсь, монахини не гоняют на нем по заливу:)) спрашивать не стала, как-то стремно😝

Went on a solo trip and booked an excursion to see the island in its entirety. Stopped at Bay of Kotor, and this place is beautiful. This is a must do as tourists from cruise ships and normal holiday makers swamped this stunning Bay. Restaurants and souvenir shops were abundant, and it was nice to pass the time in this amazing place.

Great place, stunning views. A must go if in Montenegro. Loads of boat tours to choose from! Visited the Church Our Lady of the Rocks, the Blue Cave, and the Ex-submarine base.

It doesn't really surprise me that the Bay of Kotor is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Although very touristy, the bay is definitely worth a visit. The towns and villages around the bay, especially Herceg Novi, Tivat, Perast and Kotor, have many beautiful sights to offer, and of course a boat trip across the bay should not be missing from the to-do list. The views of the bay and the surrounding mountains are especially beautiful from the water. In short, the Bay of Kotor has a lot to offer the visitor!

Absolutely stunning! 👍 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 The most beautiful coastal area in the whole world! There is no place that could be compared to it! Magical, welcoming, beautiful, amazing ~ and one and only: Boka-Kotor Bay & beautiful towns just on its coast! My happy place under the Sun and stars! I am here at home. ❤️❤️❤️

This bay is awesome. We had a speedboat cruise and it was great. The view of the bay from the mountains is amazing. You have to see the bay from different places.

The site belongs to the UNESCO list and one can right away see why. Very close to Dubrovnik, it offers stunning views and is a bit less over touristic, though still very touristic. Views from up the hill are worse the quite demanding hike... or you can take a car or bike up the serpentine.

For ones who miss the sun, the sea and the majestic mountains... a super city of freshness... both natural and historical buildings, definitely worth a visit

Beautiful cathedral. Some of the paintings in the walls resisted the earthquakes and have an interesting orthodox style, very rare to see in a Roman Catholic church.

Worth a visit. Lots of interesting artifacts on display including some 1200yr old human remains. A good view of the square

Only €4 entrance per person (cash only), pretty cathedral with a small museum upstairs with balcony overlooking the square. It is very well maintained and a must see in Kotor old town.

This time we visit the Roman Catholic cathedral, one of only two in Montenegro. Built on the site of a church dating back to 809, it has never been completely destroyed, despite numerous earthquakes, and its structure has changed each time it has been rebuilt. The interior is simple, devoid of opulence, gold, or jewels.

Only €4 entrance per person (cash only), pretty cathedral with a small museum upstairs with balcony overlooking the square.

Built on the site of the earlier church (809 by Andrija (Andreaccio) Saracenis), the cathedral was consecrated on 19 June 1166. Was seriously damaged and rebuilt after the 1667 Dubrovnik earthquake.

They charge a 4 euro donation to enter. They don't allow anyone without a guide to enter. Just in case, I returned two hours later, but still many people were unable to enter. They should just charge an entrance fee. And pay taxes, too.

St. Nicholas is a nice charming church of a solid looking structure on the outside and beautifully decorated on the inside, too. On the entrance, it felt like a souvenir shop than a church is my only complaint. There are some cute cats strolling around this church as well. Beautiful square and the incredible mountains all around.

This Serbian Orthodox church was completed in 1909 replacing the previous church on this site which burnt down on Christmas Eve of 1896. Fairly simple inside but with a beautiful altar piece. There is a small stall on the left as you enter selling religious icons.

St. Nicholas Church is one of the most important religious landmarks in Kotor, Montenegro. Located in the heart of the Old Town, this Serbian Orthodox church was built in 1909 and stands out with its impressive twin bell towers and striking black domes. Inside, visitors can admire beautiful frescoes, ornate chandeliers, and a stunning iconostasis. The church is a peaceful place to experience Kotor’s spiritual heritage and learn about its diverse cultural influences. Entry is free, but remember to dress respectfully. Visiting in the morning offers a quieter experience, allowing you to fully appreciate its serene atmosphere.

A suvenier shop and a church in the same room felt a luttle weird for me.. But the building is pretty from the inside and from the outside, and there are beautiful paintings on the walls.

It is definitely worth visiting this over 100-year-old church, if only for its many icons (iconostasis).

Yep. I do not like this church. Although there is no entrance fee here, the biggest problem I see is they put the souvenir shop inside the church! Whatda? Being a church or so they call it Saint Nicholas' church, don't they read the bible? Please allow me to read that passage to refresh their mind, from the book of Matthew Chapter 21, verse 12 to 13 it says "And Jesus went into the temple of God, and cast out all them that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the moneychangers, and the seats of them that sold doves And said unto them, It is written, My house shall be called THE HOUSE OF PRAYER, but ye have made it a den of thieves". I think Jesus will definitely be disappointed with this church, and I also noticed that I see less of Jesus in this church and more of the saints. I hope by now, everyone should understand that no one is bigger than Jesus, and whatever happens Jesus loves you and with a love like that, you know you should be..... glad! Yeah (7x)

The Church of St. Nicholas in Kotor, Montenegro, stands as a striking Serbian Orthodox landmark in the heart of the Old Town. This church was rebuilt between 1902 and 1909 after a fire in 1896. Dedicated to the revered protector of sailors and travelers, this architectural gem blends Byzantine-Rashka influences with a great facade, ornate frescoes, and four massive canvases despicting the Gospel writers. It is a must-visit for those wandering the medieval streets.

Built in 1221 over the former site of a 6th century Basilica. Unfortunately the 16th century frescoes have largely disappeared.

This Catholic church is built in 1221. The stunning bronze door with biblical sculptures is beautiful

I've met Matthew there and he really helped me to understand every icon of this church. It was interesting experience, thanks for this again. And also I walked around the bazaar and saw Turkish salesman but I don't know if he is Mustafa or not :)

A small and charming church

Beautiful location. Interesting interior and history

Beautiful 13th century church

One of several beautiful churches in Kotor Old Town

My recent visit to the Palace of Drago Family (Палата Драго) left me utterly captivated by its historical grandeur and timeless beauty. This splendid palace is a testament to a bygone era, offering visitors a chance to step back in time and immerse themselves in its rich heritage. One cannot help but be awestruck by the palace's architectural magnificence. From the moment you approach its regal façade, you're greeted by intricate detailing, ornate facades, and an air of aristocratic elegance. The palace stands as a proud sentinel of history, preserving the cultural and architectural legacy of its time. Upon stepping inside, I was transported into a world of opulence and refinement. The interior of the palace is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, with every room and corridor telling a story of the Drago family's prominence. Lavish chandeliers, sumptuous furnishings, and priceless art collections make each corner of the palace a treasure trove of history and culture. One of the most enchanting aspects of the Palace of Drago Family is its meticulously manicured gardens. These sprawling green spaces provide a serene oasis in the heart of the city, inviting visitors to stroll amidst fragrant blooms, sculpted fountains, and serene pathways. It's a tranquil retreat that offers respite from the bustle of modern life. The palace's location is also worth noting. Situated in a prime spot within the city, it serves as a cultural beacon, drawing history enthusiasts, art connoisseurs, and curious travelers alike. Its proximity to other cultural attractions and dining options makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the city. Furthermore, the staff at the Palace of Drago Family is both knowledgeable and welcoming. They are passionate about sharing the palace's history and ensuring that every visitor has a memorable experience. In conclusion, the Palace of Drago Family (Палата Драго) is a true gem that transports visitors to a world of refinement, history, and beauty. Its architectural splendor, cultural significance, and serene gardens combine to create a truly unforgettable experience. Whether you're a history buff, an art lover, or simply seeking a moment of respite in an opulent setting, this palace is a must-visit destination. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a taste of royal elegance and a journey through time.

Very beautiful building. Hard to miss.

Beautiful landmark in the middle of the old town!

Place was closed not sure if they even open

Old Entrance 4€

Thank you for everything

One of family places in the old town

Nice place and easy to find.

Nice place in a great location, with a very friendly and helpful owner

(Translated by Google) The Palata Bizanti (also known as Bizanti Palace) is located in the historic center of Kotor, Montenegro. The building dates back to the 14th century and has been restored several times. It is a fine example of medieval architecture and is located on the Waffenplatz in the old town. Today the lower floor houses a post office and some souvenir shops. (Original) Die Palata Bizanti (auch bekannt als Bizanti-Palais) befindet sich im historischen Zentrum von Kotor, Montenegro. Das Gebäude stammt aus dem 14. Jahrhundert und wurde mehrfach restauriert. Es ist ein schönes Beispiel mittelalterlicher Architektur und befindet sich auf dem Waffenplatz in der Altstadt. Heute beherbergt das untere Stockwerk eine Poststelle und einige Souvenirläden.

(Translated by Google) The Bianti Palace belonged to the family of the same name for centuries. One part leads to the main city square. It got its present appearance after an earthquake in the 17th century. Although it is large, there are no special stylistic decorations on the facade. The only thing that stands out is the family coat of arms in stone above the main door. Not open to visitors. (Original) Palata Bianti je vekovima pripadala istoimenoj porodici. Jednim delom izlazi na glavni gradski trg. Današnji izgled je dobila nakon zemljotresa u 17. veku. Iako je velika, nema posebnih stilskih ukrasa na fasadi. Jedino se ističe porodični grb u kamenu iznad glavnih vrata. Nije otvorena za posetioce.

(Translated by Google) One of many must-see engine spots (Original) Görülmesi gereken motordaki pek çok noktadan biri

(Translated by Google) Beskuca's family's former home (Original) Beskuca's 家庭的舊居

(Translated by Google) The owner Joavanna is a very caring person. Everything you need at home is provided. I recommend it to those who want to stay in a historical place. (Original) Sahibi joavanna cok ilgilli biri. Evde ihtiyac duyacaginiz her sey temin edilmis. Tarihi bir yerde konaklamak isteyenlere öneririm

A great spot to see overview of Kotor. It had an entrance fee of 15 Euros which I think was overpriced. The church on top was closed and I think it does not operate anymore. There are a lot of ruins in the area and the climb to top was really hard and dangerous. The route lacks safety barriers that will prevent a person falling off the edge of the cliff. It lacked directional arrows also so most of the time you will get lost or wandering around due to multiple passages that will lead to a dead end or back from where you are. There is a stairway but it is too narrow as it can only fit 1 person at a time so you will end up climbing on the rocky paths if you meet someone opposite your way. I do not recommend this for old people specially when the sun is scorching hot. I did not see any comfort rooms also and that is maybe the reason why I can smell urine almost everywhere, people just have to relieve themselves on hidden areas due to the absence of comfort rooms. I hope they improve this place, for the price they charge for the entrance fee, they should start renovating the place by keeping it tidy and removing the vandalisms.

Great hike, worth going all the way to the fortress but this is a much shorter walk. It's free in the evenings after 8pm or €15 each in the day. Spectacular views.

One of the best viewpoints along the path to the top. A lot of travel magazines and websites use this view with church and trail to promote kotor. Really stunning views and if you are not going to the top definitely consider coming up to here.

What an amazing hike we did and had a rest in front of this church. It provided us a great shade and nice breeze coming from the bay. It was worth a climb. The gov’t should develop this site. Need more restrooms and resting areas so people can enjoy the hike and view more. Clean the areas where people relieved themselves as you can smell it from afar and it’s not very nice. You don’t want to be put of just because of this. Catch the people who do the vandalism and littering.

The church looks beautiful from the bottom. Ticket is necessary to get to the church and fortress - 15€ To get to the church is ~15min uphill and ~40 to the fortress

Church of Our Lady of Remedy – Kotor’s Sky-High Sanctuary Halfway up the 1,350-step fortress trail, the tiny 16th-century Church of Our Lady of Remedy clings to the cliff like a prayer carved in stone, its ochre bell tower rising solitary above a sea of cypress and golden fig. Built by grateful sailors who survived plague and storm, this humble chapel offers no grand nave—only a cool, shadowed interior where candlelight flickers on faded frescoes and the Virgin’s gentle gaze meets the breathless pilgrim. Step outside and the reward unfurls: Kotor’s red-tiled labyrinth spills beneath you, cradled by the fjord’s mirror-calm waters and the jagged embrace of Lovćen. At sunset, the sky ignites in rose and amber, and the church bell tolls once—soft, silver, eternal—reminding every heart below that grace is found in the climb. Bring water, wear good shoes, and let the view steal your breath twice.

Visible on the mountainside from the town. The only way to reach it is by climbing 650 steps. Completed in 1518.

Divine place,Holy Lithurgy is served every morning at 6.30, on Saturday at 7.30, on Sunday at 9 o cloxk...Afterwards there is a warm welcome with food and drink.Out of this world...

Attractive little island with a church and monastery. Stil waiting for tourist development. Its other name is Island of flowers

A beautiful monastery and grounds , selling excellent delicacies such as wine, olive oil , honey and much more . Also a very informative and helpful man working in the shop who also speaks English

Like pretty much everything in Montenegro: wonderful nature and huge potential, unfortunately underdeveloped and left to degrade. Great view nevertheless.

Monastery on an island, accessible by car, parking lots near the monastery.

The center of the peninsula (the main road, not the left one by the water) is scary, like plague was here a time ago. Could be a decoration for the horror-movie. I was afraid and went back to the left road towards the monastery. Nobody took care for the surroundings for a long time :(

Lovely Servian Ortodox Church.

Easy stop with free parking across the street. Watch yourself crossing street since it’s at a bend in the road. Great views across the bay and very photogenic. Just need a few minutes for the stop. Free

We canoed to this place , we sat above this place near the road. It doesn’t matter how many times I visit Kotor this is the best place for me. Also fantastic panaromic wiev.

A small, modest old church from the 16th century, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, Queen of Angels. It is located in an extremely picturesque place on a steep cliff at the entrance to the Verige Strait from the Risan-Kotor Bay. The cape on which the church is located offers a magnificent view of the bay with the islands of St George and Lady on the Rock and the town of Perast on the opposite side of the bay. Nearby, in the shadow of the cliff, there is a small and secluded wild beach with clear and clean water, where you can go swimming, diving or just commune with nature.

Perfect small private beach near the church,so clean water,place without people :)

Nice stop with a beautiful view, kinda quiet.

Nice viewpoint to the island

a very nice place

A cool place where you can find young-spirited individuals and people with a passion for sailing on their minds is a must-visit spot. The music playing is from the 80s and 90s, creating an amazing ambiance during sunset. It can get crowded, but if you enjoy socializing with friends, I highly recommend it. It's a haven for fun and cheers.

Beatiful view in a cozy, hidden place

Hard to find. You need to take the stairs but then it's absolutely worth it. Nice ice coffee with different flavors (hazelnut, caramel, chocolate, vanilla) and great ice teas. Stunning view! You can't pay by card.

Great place to chill and have a drink while enjoying the beautiful sea view. Place where locals like to have a cup of coffee or beer.

I was riding with humans but also animals ( cats ) and we looking for a place to drink and also to protect ourself from a storm… We are riders, but not riders on the storm. The people of this, we have to admit it, beautiful place, dont accept us because we were with one or two animals. I can understand they dont like animals but they say everywhere they love animals and they accept pets, even bears ! Because of them, we were not only riders but riders on a storm, with animals scared because of the storm… No good. So its a beautiful place, with not honnest people.

A really nice bar with a more local atmosphere that eases my time in Tivat :)

The best place to get a drink good music nice view

Nice church from the outside in a beautiful square overlooking the mountains but 5 Euros to see few things, not worth the toyrist trap admission price!!!

Nice museum though a very small one. The exposition is basically the church itself, a lot of stones and some old building elements lying outside. Inside of the church you can see gypsum (?) copies of several pieces found in the tumulus like jewelry and a spear. You can also look at digitally restored portraits of ancient people whose remains were found on the tumulus. Good news are: for 5€ you get tickets for 3 places: this church + 2 more museums located also in the old town.

Its nice to stroll around if you are into history and museum. Dont expect an impressive and ancient church for this. Compared to other churches in Europe, this one is pretty so so.

If you want to spend 5€ for 10 minutes of your time you could visit this place. I won’t reccomend it because there is very little to see and taking the price into account the value for money is horrible. Sometimes they think they could charge the tourists every price, they will still pay. It looked like museum from outside, the only thing you can see is the inside of the church. Totally not worth it. 0,50€ or maximum 1€ would be worth considering it.

Well preserved historical building

Neat little church/museum with a bust of the Roman Emperor Domitian. Entrance fee gets you in a couple of other church/museums too.

Impressive small church with lots of history. Do not expect an old inside, it is modern in white with exhibitions. But lots of history around blessed Ossanna and a nice place to stroll around

(Translated by Google) It is a tiny building measuring 6-7 square meters. Even though it has fallen into ruin due to neglect, its inscriptions and reliefs are still standing as intact as the first day. I hope it will be opened for worship with landscaping and good restoration. You can reach it by car. 🙂 (Original) 6-7 metrekare boyutlarında küçücük bir yapı. Her nekadar bakımsızlıktan harabe haline dönmüş olsa da yazıt ve kabartmaları ilk gün ki gibi sapasağlam ayakta. Çevre düzenlemesi ve iyi bir restorasyon ile ibadete açılmasını ümit ediyorum. Araç ile ulaşımınız mümkündür. 🙂

all you can see is beautiful from the outside. there is nothing inside. don't waste your time unless you really like religious places or are nearby.👎👎👎

Orthodox Church, small, not much inside, but in the beautiful old town of Budva.

5.5€ per person. Marvellous view but other than that quite dull

The view from up there its just amaizing. If u go to Montenegro this is a place u must see! Note the road to there is good but take cold drinks with u. There is no store.

A nice old town attraction

Small and beautiful church. Worth the visit if you are near Budva old town

The most beautiful view on Adriatic sea, in this part of Montenegro! 🥰✨💘