Austro-Hungary was one of the largest and most influential empires in Europe, naturally as such their geopolitical reach was massive and it touched Southern-European countries as Montenegro. Also, Europe was very warlike and turbulent in the times of Austro-Hungary, and this is why many forts were built on the outer banks of the empire. This is a report that was made by Montenegrin user Jasko1111 on Reddit compiled of LiveJournal blogger photos by Aleksej Koimšidi. We must admit, most of these are pretty amazing.
The big cruise ship "Marella Discovery 2" sailed to the Port of Kotor with 1,868 passengers and 743 crew members.
May 31, 2018 - "Solar retro futuristic sailboat" is a new project of Antonije Pušić known as Rambo Amadeus, which is realized in cooperation with "Shipbuilders Workshop Bokovac" from Bar. Knowing how much time our well-known musician is spending on the open sea, his appeal to preserve the clear sea are endless, as are his efforts to keep the continuation of tradition.
A nice promotion for one of Montenegro's most gorgeous regions from Bloomberg Luxury Travel on May 30, 2018.
May 31, 2018 - Son of a Phonecian King, Europe's brother (yes that one), The first dragon-slayer in history. The man who introduced the alphabet to the Greeks. Founder of Thebes and father of Spartans. Husband of Harmonia. Cadmus, the man who founded Budva. Could his mythical mausoleum be somewhere in Boka?
With the ceremonial defile of the Budva City Orchestra and the concert at Kalemegdan Park in Belgrade, the Tourist Organization of Budva announced the "First International Festival of City Orchestras" which is to be held on June 1 and 2 in Budva.
Part of the Institute Igalo, the villa that once belonged to a lifetime president of SFR Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, was built in 1976.
The Velja Maslina (large, old olive) belongs to the Ivanović family, and in 1994, it was registered and protected as a Natural Monument.
When you take a look at Prčanj/Perzagno, the first thing you’ll notice is a church above it, standing disproportionately to the small houses around it.