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This is the fifth time that I have visited Cetinje where I am filled with peace of mind and can really relax. Historical monuments bear witness to this lordly city. In the past when the country, had less than 250 thousand inhabitants, the royal capital of Cetinje had approximately 10 thousand citizens, hosted 20 embassies, including the Kingdom of Great Britain, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, France, the Russian Empire, the German Kingdom, the Italian Kingdom, the Ottoman Empire, etc. The Kingdom of Montenegro was called the Sparta of the Balkans and Southern Europe, the only country in that region that never fell into slavery of the Ottoman Empire. Cetinje has an exceptional geographical location 20 minutes from the tourist resorts in Budva, it has a mountain climate, and during August, when the temperatures on the coast are on average from 30C to 36 C, allows tourists to sleep comfortably without air conditioning. Near the apartments “Vuk” is the “Kole” Restaurant, where you can eat high-quality food, deliciously prepared and the portions are plentiful, from barbecue to fish and Montenegrin specialties. The restaurant is good value for money. Those who like dried and smoked pancetta, prosciutto and bresaola can order these specialities in the restaurant. They are certified with a declaration for export to take abroad. The honesty of the waiter Veska pleasantly surprised me, in the Kole restaurant I forgot 30 euros after paying the bill, the next day when I came to drink a cappuccino and have breakfast they gave me back the money. I also stayed in the Aleksandra apartments and my impression of them is that they are par excellence.

The hotel personnel were so helpful: ultra-clean facility, delicious food, prompt service, hotel guests have reserved dining tables, etc. Gradska Centinje Hotel is the best hotel I have experienced, and I have stayed in many of them.

Don’t miss the money museum - great history of Montenegro through its coins and notes. Don’t miss the bakery further up the same road - just amazing. A wonderful small town for promenading and watching the world go by.

Who is interested in culture, nature and history should go to Cetinje. All the saga of Montenegro, its conversation between nature and people, time and space, change and continuity is synthetised here. Everything in few feet. Do not expect Paris, Athens or Rome, also, do not underrate it because of its scale. It has more layers than you could imagine. Just be patient and respectful and you will find its ghosts.

I like museums and lipa cave. Guides at all those places surprised me with their humor and motivation for work. We have joined some larger group and guides really added a level of experience to the whole visit.

Small and hospitable town, tiny town center with beautiful museums. Many interesting bildings along old streets. Beautiful nature and views. There is a Lovcen peak near the town. So, I think, everyone should visit this town, but i don't think you shell spend much time there. It was a little bit difficult to find a good place to eat (but we managed!)..