Kotor, Montenegro: Idyllic scenery, fascinating history ... The jumble of moss-covered stone buildings cluster together within the confines of the old city walls. The pier juts into the Bay of Kotor.

The small city of Kotor, Montenegro is one of the most beautiful in Europe. Stone streets and red-roofed buildings all sit at the base of a steep-but-climbable mountain with the remains of a ...

Kotor has a lush, mountainous landscape next to a calm and gentle bay. It’s also protected by the mountains, which means the water is always calm like glass. Budva has a lovely sandy beach ...

Kotor is charmingly preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. ... The walls are three miles long and there is a trail of 1,350 steps stretch to the Fortress of St Ivan, ...

Kotor’s cruise pier is just a stone’s throw from the city walls, though it can only take one mid-sized ship; others anchor in the bay and use their tenders. Can I walk to any places of interest?

They have stood proudly, protecting Kotor, since the Middle Ages. The walls encircle the town and extend up the mountainside to create a loop about 2.5 miles long.

Kotor’s fortified walls, a remnant of Venetian rule (Robyn Wilson)“After finishing my studies, I returned to Kotor. This was after 1979, just after the big earthquake,” she says.

Inside the city walls of UNESCO site and within the vicinity of Old Austrian Prison ... Established by DVARP, as part of Kotor ART festival, ...