Podgorica is the capital and largest city in Montenegro. It is located in the central region and has an excellent geographical position, so you can quickly and easily reach the coast and the north of the country. It is located on the banks of six rivers: Morača, Zeta, Ribnica, Sitnica, Mareza and Cijevna. It got its name from the Gorica hill, which is located on the northern side of the city. Podgorica is the administrative, cultural, film, university and economic center of Montenegro. During your visit to this capital city, we recommend that you visit:
1. Skadar Lake National Park,
2. hill Gorica,
3.13. Jul - Plantaže,
4. Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and
5. City Museum.
Lake Skadar National Park
Skadar Lake National Park is 19 kilometers from the center of Podgorica. It is distinguished by its rich and diverse flora and fauna. Here you can see many authentic animal species that inhabit the lake. Lake Skadar is a paradise for adventurers, so we recommend that you take a boat and go on a cruise on the lake because this is the most beautiful way to get to know it and its beauty.
Lungs of Podgorica – hill of Gorica
Gorica Hill is a place for excursions and recreation. It is located very close to the city center, and is suitable for walking, running and cycling. From the top of the hill, you can see the whole of Podgorica, so it is worth the small climb that is in front of you. A few years ago, an adventure park was built here, consisting of five aerial trails, three for children and two for adults. The park attracts a large number of visitors and within it there is a cafeteria where you can take a break in a nice environment surrounded by greenery.
Wine for everyone's taste – 13. Jul - Plantaže
We recommend to all wine lovers a visit to the company 13. Jul Plantaže, which owns a vineyard that covers 2,300 hectares. The plantations are recognizable for their authentic wines and annually produce around 22 million kilograms of grapes, and market more than 16 million bottled products. This company preserves the thousand-year-old Montenegrin tradition of viticulture and winemaking.
Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ
The Cathedral of Christ's Resurrection is the largest Orthodox church in Podgorica. Its artistic decoration stands out in particular. The fresco painting is done in the fresco technique, while the background is gilded. At the entrance to the temple, the scene of Christ's resurrection is depicted in a mosaic. This temple is a cultural monument and a place you definitely have to visit. When visiting the temple, you must be dressed appropriately.
City Museum
The city museum in Podgorica was built in 1959. It houses various important ethnographic, ethnological, historical and cultural collections. The museum is located in Marka Miljanova Street and is open every day from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., except Mondays.
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