Montenegro cruise port guide
A beautiful coastal town, a seaport and large industrial area, Bar, Montenegro is also a popular transport hub welcoming trains from Belgrade and ferries from Italy. For this reason, it's the perfect base city for touring the incredible ruins of Stari Bar (Old Bar) in the mountains. A quick history lesson: The northern part of the coast remained under Venice's rule and then Austria, while the southern part spent 300 years under Turkish control. Founded in 1908, "New" Bar has a more modern look and feel, but once you start heading to the Albanian border, you will see more mosques and Ottoman-style buildings.
About Montenegro
Montenegro is a small sovereign state on the Adriatic coast of the Balkans, offering cruise passengers the spectacular Bay of Kotor (often called Europe's southernmost fjord), the UNESCO-listed medieval walled city of Kotor, beach resorts at Budva, and mountain scenery rising sharply from the sea. The country joined NATO in 2017 and is a candidate for EU membership, making it one of the fastest-developing cruise destinations in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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