Listed as the oldest restaurant in Kotor, Scala Santa opened in 1931 for the first time, oozing with character, charm and authentic wooden beams which keep the building standing upright. Located in a quiet corner of Old Town in Kotor inclusive of a roomy terrace makes Scala Santa a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Traditional fish and an array of seafood are on the men... Read More
An authentic café hidden from the city crowd, in the narrow streets of the Old Town of Kotor, so it might be a little harder for tourists to find it. It is a coffee shop during the day that turns into a bar in the night when the good time is guaranteed and the local DJs will make sure to give you a memorable weekend. Very original decoration with friendly and attentive staff. You can find a wi... Read More
It has been said that dining within the city walls of Kotor, it is hard to see 'the forest from the trees' and the mediocre restaurants often overshadow the hidden gems. So visitors should venture a little further away, to Galion on the other side of the harbour. Ranked no. one restaurant in Kotor by Trip Advisor, this is the spot that cannot be missed when visiting the town. The restaurant lit... Read More
Galerija restaurant is still exceptionally close to the old town for walking, but seems to avoid the curse of the cruise boat hoards. With the mountains in the background and the water nearby, this is the perfect location for a romantic dinner or to appreciate the natural landscape of the town. As dusk falls, visit Galerija for the 2 for 1 cocktail offer between 18:00 and 20:00 and enjoy the sun s... Read More
Located on the ground floor of the grand Hotel Monte Cristo is the aesthetically pleasing sight of Luna Rossa restaurant. The white and red chequered tablecloths and crisp white folded napkins give the place a classic and elegant vibe. The wrought iron and wooden tables also remind you of eating in a small Tuscan village in a simpler age. The restaurant has a cosy feel that will make you come back... Read More
Casual Italian restaurant in the natural environment of Kotor, offering you some of the best food you have ever tasted! Seafood is a must try, and it goes perfectly with the nice section of wines and a good range of soft drinks available. It is also recommended for vegans, vegetarians and offers gluten-free meals. It’s good for families with children and has outdoor seating. The informative and ... Read More
The Old Town of Kotor is one of the best-preserved Medieval towns in Montenegro and makes a very interesting day trip for families, couples and groups alike. The asymmetric structure of the squares and narrow streets, combined with many valuable examples of Medieval architecture, has contributed to Kotor being placed on UNESCO's cultural inheritance list. If you are planning a stay in Montenegr... Read More
Ostrog Monastery is a miraculous work of art built by nature and human interaction. It is carved almost entirely into a vertically positioned mountain cliff. Today, the monastery is the pearl of Montenegrin spirituality which is visited by more than 100,000 pilgrims from around the world in addition to many tourists and locals from all religions every year. Ostrog Monastery is one of the most visi... Read More