What to do in Podgorica. The capital of Montenegro and its main attractions. Podgorica: highlights of the city. Cuisine and restaurants of Podgorica

There is a widespread belief among tourists that the capital of the country, Podgorica, has few attractions and the tourism sector here is not as developed as in the coastal regions. This is partly true, but once here you will feel an incredible atmosphere, interweaving ancient history, sometimes tragic, and modern architecture.

Podgorica (Montenegro) is interesting not only for its large shopping complex; see this by walking through the cozy streets of the city.

A brief excursion into historical events

During the Second World War, after the bombing, there were no cultural and architectural monuments left in the city. Fortunately, the German bombers failed to completely destroy the rich historical and cultural heritage.



In the 7th century, Slavic tribes lived on the territory of modern Montenegro. The settlement was called Ribnitsa and existed until the 14th century. Around 1330, Ribnica was captured by representatives of the Nemanjic dynasty from Serbia and renamed Podgorica. In the period from 1361 to 1421, princes from Montenegro came to power. Then a vassal of the Ottoman Empire, Stefan Lazarević, came to power and was replaced by a descendant of the Branković dynasty, Djuradj Branković.

In 1455, an alliance was concluded between Podgorica and Venice, two armies united in the fight against the Ottoman Empire. In 1479 locality became part of the Skadar Sanjak, founded by the Sultan from Turkey. Only in 1878 the city returned to Montenegro. In 1918, after the deposition of the royal family, a historical event occurred - the unification of Serbia and Montenegro. On political map a new state appeared in the world - Yugoslavia, and Podgorica became the center of the organization of the revolutionary uprising.


At the beginning of World War II, Montenegro was captured by the Italian army. In April 1945, Podgorica received the status of capital.

IN different years Different cultures, religions and states dominated the territory of Montenegro. Every milestone in history is reflected in architecture and cultural heritage Podgorica. In 1952 the city was renamed Titograd. The former name was returned after 40 years in 1992.

Podgorica – general information

The city of Podgorica is the largest settlement and business capital of Montenegro. The city of Cetina is recognized as the historical and cultural capital, but Podgorica also has many architectural monuments. The status of the capital is assigned to Podgorica in the national constitution.

Photos of the city of Podgorica



The capital of Montenegro, Podgorica, occupies the central part of the state in the Zeta Plain. Lake Skadar is located nearby. The city is surrounded by rivers - Moraca and Ribnica flow through it. Reservoirs are a surprisingly picturesque feature of the capital.

The settlement is located on a plateau. The most high place of the city, from where a beautiful view opens, is Goritsa Hill.

According to the latest census, just under 200 thousand people live in the city of Podgorica, which is 30% of all residents of the country. The area of ​​Podgorica makes up 10% of the total area of ​​the country.

The settlement is located in an area with a flat landscape, a favorable, mild climate and fertile soil. You can quickly get to the Adriatic Sea.

Climate and weather



The city has a climate familiar to the Mediterranean. There are quite hot summers and warm winters. Truly summer weather sets in in May. In the summer months the temperature reaches +43 degrees. Autumn temperature regime It stays at +20-+22 degrees, and in winter the thermometer mark does not fall below +5 degrees.

Considering that the city is located in a flat area, snow falls here rarely and in small quantities, with rain most often falling between December and March. Regardless of the time of year, the capital of Montenegro is beautiful, attracting with its hospitality and charm.

Podgorica Airport



The airport is called the “Heart of Montenegro”, has international status and is located in south direction from the capital. This is a hub for Montenegro airlines. The airport is located near the town of Golubovichi, so in some cases it is called the same. In 2007, the airport received the first prize in the category " Best airport up to 1 million passengers." The airport's annual passenger traffic averages 400-500 thousand people.

The maximum load is observed from April to the end of October. At this time, the airport also accepts, in addition to regular flights, charter flights. The buildings are made of aluminum and glass, so they seem light and airy, and are equipped with the latest equipment inside.

Here passengers will find a full range of services:

  • cafe;
  • kiosks;
  • the shops;
  • Rent a Car;
  • ATMs;
  • mail;
  • bank.

Not far from the airport there are comfortable hotels designed for tourists with different income levels.

You can get to the airport by your own transport along the E 80 and E 65 highways. These are the main highways connecting almost all the cities of the Adriatic coast in Montenegro.

You can get to Podgorica on your own by bus. Drives from the airport regular flight every 20 minutes, departs from the terminal. The fare is 2.5 euros.

You can get to the city comfortably by taxi; you will have to pay an average of 15 euros.

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Sights of Podgorica

If you want to enjoy the incredible atmosphere of the capital, put on comfortable, sports shoes and go for a walk. Because it is better to get acquainted with the city of Podgorica in Montenegro only by leisurely walking, inhaling the aroma of the streets, touching the walls of houses and admiring the picturesque landscapes.

Temple of St. George

So, the attractions of Podgorica in Montenegro begin at the very high point city ​​- on Goritsa Hill. The Church of St. George is located here. The construction dates back to the 10th-11th centuries. An incredibly powerful energy reigns on the territory of the church, the walls are decorated with ancient frescoes, and the building is surrounded by an old cemetery.

Photo of the Church of St. George


Memorial to the Partisan

Going down the hill, the tourist finds himself in a picturesque park where city residents love to walk. Here you can visit the Partisan Fighters Memorial, the burial place of almost a hundred war heroes - partisans who fought against the German invaders.

Location: Vaka Durovica, Podgorica, Podgorica Municipality 81000, Montenegro.

Ruins of Dukla


In the northwest direction, 3 km from Podgorica, are the ruins of the ancient city of Duklja. This is the oldest settlement of the Illyrian tribes who lived on the territory of modern Montenegro several thousand years ago. The settlement was owned by the Romans; after the fall of the empire, the Slavs settled in Dukla. In 1474, the city was ruled by the Turks, and it was they who turned it into a fortified fortress.

Location: Rogamska bb, Podgorica, Montenegro. The entrance is free.

Depedogen Fortress



Another fortress, Depedogen, is located under the hill. This is a large-scale fortification structure located in the Stara Varosha district. During the four hundred years of Ottoman occupation, the fortress was strengthened and modernized many times. However, after liberation, the local population literally tore away the building stone by stone, leaving only ruins.

Rivers Ribnica and Moraca



After a walk near the fortress, you will find yourself in the most romantic place - on an ancient stone bridge over the Ribnica River. This place is called Sastavtsi or Skaline. There is a cozy cafe here, but you can eat there only in the warm season, since it is located under open air so that nothing prevents visitors from admiring the beauty of nature. In hot weather, the bank of the Moraca River turns into a clean, comfortable beach.

Be sure to take a walk along the Moraca River. In 2005, the Millennium Bridge, 140 meters long and 57 meters high, was opened. In 2004, a monument to Vladimir Vysotsky was erected nearby. Further along the course you can see Moscow pedestrian bridge 105 meters long, opened in 2008.

Old city



Walking along the bridge, you will find yourself in the central part of the city. Passes here pedestrianized street Hercegovachka, where you can have a hearty and tasty meal, choosing a cafe or restaurant with a kitchen to suit your taste. Visit Sloboda Street, public transport traffic on it is blocked every day at 17-00.

Clock tower Sakhat-Kula



If you find yourself in Stara Varosh, pay attention to the Clock Tower - this is the only thing that still reminds you of the period of the reign of Ottoman Empire. Take a walk along the narrow, crooked streets and feel the atmosphere of the East, unusual for these places.

Attraction location: Trg Becir Bega Osmanagica bb | Stara Varos, Podgorica, Montenegro.

City Museum

Those who want to study the history of the capital in more detail are welcome to visit the museum, which contains exhibits demonstrating the life and traditions of the townspeople. Clothes, books, and jewelry presented in the museum were found during archaeological excavations.

Attraction address: Marka Miljanova 4, Podgorica, Montenegro.

Republic Square

In the center of the capital of Montenegro there is Republic Square, in the middle of which there is a fountain. This location has been used for city events for many years.

Photo of the fountain on Republic Square.


Cathedral Resurrection of the Lord



The largest Orthodox church Christ's Resurrection. Construction work lasted ten years and was completed only in 2013. The grandeur, architecture and interior decoration of the cathedral make a powerful impression on visitors. You should definitely go inside and look at the wall paintings, icons, and feel the peaceful atmosphere.

If you decide to visit Podgorica in the summer, be prepared for fairly hot weather; you can hide from the scorching sun in shady parks. The most popular is Petrovic Park or Krusevac Park. Here you can visit the Church of the Holy Great Martyr Demetrius and the Palace of King Nikola. Today, on the territory of the palace there is a Center for Contemporary Art - a rather original place, there is something to see.

Shopping


When choosing what to see in Podgorica on your own, be sure to leave time for shopping. There are two large shopping centers in the city:

  • "Delta City" with a cinema, cafe, children's play areas and a beauty salon;
  • "Mall of Montenegro" with a grocery super-market, gym, restaurant, cafe, children's room, play area and shops.

Night life


Most nightclubs are located on Hercegovinka Street. The most visited are Klopka, Kulto and Shminka. The Shass club, which is the best according to tourist reviews, is located on Sloboda Street, and here you can also visit Camelot and the Irish Pub. Among local residents Themed parties are very popular, at which local stars often perform; Turkish motifs predominate.

There are casinos in the Podgorica Hotel and on Herzegovinka Street where you can play electronic roulette and test your luck on slot machines.

Bonuses and surprises

    In Montenegro, foreign films are rarely dubbed, so in a cinema you can enjoy watching a film in the original language - English. Subtitles are provided for local residents.

    This is the most revered drink in the country, so in any cafe or restaurant you can easily find your favorite type of coffee.

  • Sandwiches

    • While walking around the city, you will probably want to have a snack. Be sure to try the huge chicken sandwich with fries. Local residents have a special attitude towards sandwiches; they are prepared according to a secret recipe. Believe me, it turns out very tasty.

  • Sun

    • Already in March you can sit on a bench, feeling the warm rays and soft breeze on your skin.

Podgorica is a unique city where the urban landscape and picturesque nature are surprisingly intertwined. You will always see mountains in the distance, patches of bright greenery around and fresh streams of the Moraca River.

Transport



The attractions in Podgorica are compactly located, so you can visit and explore them on your own, on foot. However, the most convenient way transportation - taxi. The city has a huge number of parking lots, so renting a car will not be difficult. The taxi service in the capital of Montenegro is represented by 23 companies. All cars, and there are more than 800 of them, are equipped with air conditioning and navigation systems. A study tour around the city will cost an average of 5 euros.

There are buses in the capital, but it is quite difficult to wait for them and finding a route map is not so easy. The fare will be approximately 0.8 euros, tickets are sold by the driver.

Main highways for those traveling independently:

  • northern direction – highways E65 and E80 to Belgrade and Central Europe;
  • western direction – highway E762 to Bosnia and Western Europe;
  • southern direction – highways E65 and E80 to the Adriatic Sea;
  • eastern direction – highway E762 to Albania.

The Sozina Tunnel connects Podgorica and the main port of Montenegro, Bar. The trip takes no more than half an hour.

The railway station is located in the central part of the city. The main direction is the Belgrade – Bar road. There are also directions connecting Podgorica with Niksic and Tirana.

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Concluding the journey through the city of Podgorica (Montenegro), I would like to note that the capital is where you can observe contrasts. In some places it resembles a calm village, and in others it surprises with modern architecture and glass buildings. In one city, cozy, small courtyards covered with grapes, high-rise buildings, antique shops and expensive boutiques, museums, fountains and temples framed by picturesque nature peacefully coexist.

Map of Podgorica with attractions in Russian.

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Podgorica is not just the capital of Montenegro, but also one of its most interesting cities. It is a lively, modern, green city in which the entire history of the country is expressed in the ancient districts of Siary Varosh and Drach. After all, it is here, despite the wars, that narrow, winding streets, a clock tower, ancient buildings, and the ruins of a Turkish fortress built back in 1477 have been preserved in their original form and beauty. The most ancient sights of Podgorica include the Ostrog Monastery, carved right into the rock and revered as a national shrine. Its stone caves once served as a refuge for monks. The spiritual significance of the monastery is so high that it is equally revered and visited by Orthodox, Catholics and Muslims.

Here, in the Ostrog monastery, the relics of St. Vasily Ostrozhsky, an amazing series of miracles is associated with his name. In the monastery, any tourist can see the ancient Vvedenskaya Church and the unique Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, founded by Ostrozhsky.

On the Gorica hill, from which the name of the capital of Montenegro originates, is the Church of St. George, built in the 12th century. Its main asset is the frescoes created in the 16th century and perfectly preserved to this day. No less interesting is the Cetinje Monastery, built in 1785. According to historians, within its walls there is the embalmed hand of John the Baptist, as well as “Octoechus” - the first book of the southern Slavs and a piece of the cross from Golgotha. TO historical monuments Podgorica's attractions also include the ancient Vizier's Bridge and the Church of St. George, built in the 11th century.

Not far from Podgorica is the fortified city of Medun, dating back to the 3rd century BC. Ancient steps, carved by the Illyrians right into the rock, lead to ancient acropolis, hidden far away in the mountains. Here you can see the ancient church and the Miljan ethnographic museum, which tells about the history of Montenegro in the 19th century. Various sights and historical monuments, such as ancient fortresses, walled cities, ruins of defensive buildings, harmoniously merging with extraordinary landscapes, surround Podgorica on all sides, making the capital of Montenegro a historical heritage not only of the country, but of the whole world.

The most striking landmark of Podgorica is the Njegusa Palace, which nowadays houses an excellent art gallery. Also, a real decoration of the city are such architectural monuments as the Blue Museum, the Museum of Local Lore, an indoor pavilion, on which a relief map of Montenegro was once applied, and many others.

Especially among the attractions of Podgorica, the Millennium Bridge stands out, which connects the two banks of the local Moraca River. And here architectural ensemble National Theater of Montenegro is able to impress any tourist. The mausoleum of Petr Njegos, a famous poet and philosopher, may be interesting for travelers. It is located in national park, on Mount Lovcen.

Be sure to visit the City Museum, which presents exhibitions telling about the history and sights of Podgorica from ancient times to our present day, the Children's and Puppet Theaters, as well as the Archaeological Research Center. In 2004, a monument to Vladimir Vysotsky was erected in Podgorica, and in one of the city squares you can also find a monument to Pushkin.

Podgorica is able to captivate with its harmonious combination of various architectural styles, magnificent natural landscapes, ancient narrow streets turning into modern wide avenues. This is why many people so want to have their own home in Montenegro.

Book a hotel in Podgorica

To get acquainted with the sights of Montenegro, in particular with interesting places Podgorica, you will need somewhere to stay. Especially for you, below are hotels in Podgorica, divided into three categories: popular hotels, luxury hotels and cheap hotels. Here you can book a hotel room in Podgorica in advance according to your wishes and financial capabilities. For your convenience, here is information about the location of the hotels relative to the city center, as well as the number of stars.

Simply select the hotel you like by clicking on the “View Hotel” button. Next you will find yourself on a page where you can book a hotel. There are also more detailed information about it, reviews, ratings, photos, location on the map, features and, of course, prices.

If you want to look at other hotels, you can simply select the city “Podgorica” from above, and a list of all Podgorica hotels available for booking will open in front of you.


If you look at the map of Montenegro, it is striking that most of this is already small country occupies Lake Skadar or Shkoder. Lake Skadar can easily be called the heart of Montenegro. It is spread over the territories of two countries at once - Montenegro and Albania. Most of lakes - about 220 sq. km - belongs to Montenegro, where it is part of the national park.

Since the beginning of its development by man, the Skadar Lake region has been a place of mixing of a large number of civilizations and cultures. And now along the shores of the lake you can see numerous monuments of human presence: military fortifications, abandoned fishing villages.

On small islands scattered along the Montenegrin part of the coast, medieval Orthodox monasteries have survived to this day. medieval monasteries - Morachnik, Starcheva Gorica, Beshka, Kom, which were known as scriptoriums - workshops where a census of church books was carried out. military fortifications, abandoned fishing villages. Ancient and younger architectural structures blend so harmoniously into the surrounding landscape, as if a good designer had worked on its creation. Just look at the small fishermen's houses with red tiled roofs, clinging to the folded stone shores!

Now Lake Skadar is the largest European reserve of wading birds (more than 260 species), as well as a large ichthyoreserve (more than 45 species of fish), the most valuable fish being Skadar carp, trout and bleak. Some species of plants and animals that live in the lake are endemic, such as the Dalmatian pelican and the green frog. In addition to fishing, it is also allowed to hunt fox, wolf, hare and wild boar, traditional for Montenegro, and some species of birds.

Podgorica Airport

This airport is also called Golubovtsi Airport - this is the name of the nearest town.

Since Montenegro's air routes are increasingly overloaded over time, the old terminal, designed for both domestic and international flights, was no longer sufficient, and therefore was opened in May 2006 new terminal area 5.5 sq. kilometers. Work was also carried out to improve lighting and energy supply.

If in the old terminal there was only one exit to departures, then in the new there are eight of these exits.

The new terminal is designed to serve about 1 million people per year.

At the airport there are two cafes, newsstands, traditional duty free and a car rental office.

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Republic Square

Republic Square - central square city, on which there are government buildings and a beautiful fountain. This is the largest area in the country.

The square is decorated with colonnades and trees. It also has free internet, which attracts many people to the square.

Republic Square is located next to Negosheva and Svoboda streets, where many fashionable shops and boutiques, cafes and restaurants have been built.

The Daibabe Monastery is an Orthodox monastery, curious because it is half dug into the ground: most of its premises are located not above, but underground.

The monastery, founded at the very end of the 19th century, is located in a rocky area and a significant part of its premises is located in the thickness of the rock. Old-timers say that even before the monastery arose here, Christian images were found in the caves, probably dating back to the first centuries of Christianity. It is even believed that the monastery itself is of miraculous origin.

The monastery is named after its founder, Saint Simeon of Daybab; the frescoes that are now painted on the premises of the monastery belong to his hand.

This place is revered as miraculous and covered in legends. Many believers come here for healing and blessings.

Monument to Vladimir Vysotsky

Vladimir Vysotsky is a creative personality, without whom it is no longer possible to imagine Russian culture. But it is not only in Russia that his memory is perpetuated in one way or another. There are monuments and memorial plaques dedicated to Vladimir Semenovich in almost every city where he visited. The capital of Montenegro, Podgorica, was no exception. Here in October 2004, on the banks of the Moraca River, a monument to Vysotsky, a great Russian poet, was inaugurated.

The author of the monument is Russian sculptor Alexander Taratynov. He captured Vysotsky with a guitar on a small pedestal, where the words of Vysotsky’s poem dedicated to Montenegro are carved in two languages. Vladimir Semenovich was here on tour and filming and captured his warmest impressions of the country in poetic lines. His bronze figure is surrounded by a peculiar frame. The monument is located near two bridges, which in their own original way complement the figure of the poet.

Ivan Milutinovic Park

Ivan Milutinovic Park – beautiful park, named after the Yugoslav revolutionary and political figure Ivan Milutinović.

There are many trees in the park; there is also a river flowing here, on the banks of which you can have a picnic.

Hercegovachka Street

Hercegovačka Street is one of the main shopping streets in Podgorica. This is a true shopping paradise. By the way, you can also shop in Podgorica on Negosheva Street.

Hercegovachka has many boutiques and shops selling products from leading brands. These are Diesel, Women's secret, Mango, Lacoste, Tomm Hilfinger, Springfield, Timberland, etc. Also here you can buy clothes and shoes from famous Balkan brands such as Azzaro, Kara, etc.

Remains of a prison on Lake Skadar

The remains of the prison on Lake Skadar are a partially preserved stone building that once served as a prison.

The depth of the lake reaches 44 meters, it is the largest lake in the Balkans. In the middle of the lake there is a small island on which a prison was built in the Middle Ages.

IN last years The capital (or, as it is sometimes called, Montenegro) – Podgorica, the political center of the state, is becoming increasingly popular among tourists. This is where the parliament sits and the government of the country works. Podgorica is a major railway junction and air traffic center. The city is also the cultural and educational center of Montenegro. There are theaters and the State University of Montenegro here. All daily newspapers in the country are published in Podgorica.

Those wishing to visit Podgorica should pay attention to the photo of the city: it is immediately clear that this is a modern, clean and well-maintained European city, which, however, has retained its originality and...

general information

The city of Podgorica is one of the oldest in Montenegro: the first settlement here was in the Stone Age, and the city was first mentioned in 1326. At one time it was called Ribnitsa, Bogurtlen, Burgrurice. In the period from 1946 to 1992 it was called Titograd, modern name- this is the historical name that the city received in honor of one of the hills on which it stands.

About 1/4 of the population of the entire country lives in Podgorica; in total, the city has about 170 thousand inhabitants. Montenegrins, Serbs, and Albanians live here, but the Montenegrin language is most often heard in Podgorica.

Climatic conditions in the capital

The climate of Podgorica is Mediterranean, characterized by hot and dry summers and fairly mild winters. There are 132-136 days a year when the thermometer rises above +25°C. In summer, daytime temperatures often rise above +30°C, the maximum recorded temperature is +44°C.

In winter, the temperature is most often above 0°C, but often drops to negative values, and sometimes it can be completely cold. For example, the lowest temperature ever recorded in the city is -17°C. Snow falls almost every winter, but it only lasts for a few days. Most of the precipitation falls in winter, with July being the driest month.

Resorts

Often, tourists who come visit Podgorica for 1-2 days. But this city deserves more attention. The area where Podgorica is located is amazingly beautiful: in the city area, five rivers merge together, and their banks are connected by 160 bridges! Despite the fact that Podgorica, unlike others, is located quite far from the sea, it is still considered a resort.

The beaches of Podgorica are mainly located on Moraca. They are quite clean and well-maintained, but are popular only among city residents. The resorts of Podgorica are those located on: Murici and Pesacac.


The city's attractions

If you look at the map of Podgorica from, it’s easy to see that they are all within walking distance of each other. They are mainly located within the Old Town (Stara Varoš). Here you can feel the atmosphere of a medieval Turkish town, which is facilitated by the preserved buildings of the mosques.


In general, there are not many attractions here: Podgorica, like the whole country, suffered greatly during the Second World War.

From what to see in Podgorica on your own, the following deserve attention:



Entertainment

Those who are staying in Podgorica for a few days are interested in the question of where to go. The Montenegrin National Theater is worth visiting. And families who come on vacation with children can go to the Children's Theater or the Puppet Theater.

Where to stay in Podgorica?

Podgorica is not the most luxurious in Montenegro, since the Montenegrin Riviera still withstands the main influx of tourists. Most of the hotels are 3* and 4*, but there are also 5* hotels in the city, which are not inferior in splendor to the hotels in Budva.

The best hotels in Podgorica are rightfully considered:

  • 5* Hotel Ziya;
  • 5* Hilton Podgorica Crna Gora;
  • 4* CentreVille Hotel and Experiences;
  • 4* Hotel M Nikić;
  • 4* Hotel Aurel;
  • 4* Hotel Hemera;
  • 3* Hotel Crnogorska Kuća;
  • 3* Hotel Keto;
  • 3* Hotel Laguna.

Nutrition

According to reviews from tourists, the best in Podgorica are:

  • Pod Volat – meat restaurant in the city center;
  • Chinese food establishment Restaurant Zheng He;
  • another meat restaurant Stara Kuca;
  • Italian pizzeria Sicilia Italijanska Pekara i Picerija;
  • Hard Rock Cafe, a cafe serving North American and European cuisine;
  • restaurant serving Mediterranean and Japanese dishes – Ahh Riba;
  • restaurant serving Mediterranean and Italian cuisine Lanterna Podgorica.

Events in the city

The city hosts many events organized by the Budo Tomović Cultural and Information Center. This includes FIAT - the International Festival of Alternative Theaters, which takes place in August, and the DEUS art scene in December, and numerous exhibitions.


In addition, the traditional Bridge Jumping Cup takes place in July, and the Podgorica-Danilovgrad Marathon takes place in October. Well, the event that attracts the largest number of visitors to the city is New Year, which is celebrated on a grand scale in Podgorica.

Shopping

Podgorica is the capital. In the area of ​​Republic Street there is a block in which there are small but very cozy shops, and not far from it there is a whole “jewelry street”.

There are also large ones in Podgorica shopping centers, such as:

  • Delta City, which has more than 70 shops under one roof, as well as a multi-screen cinema, a restaurant and much more. etc.;
  • Mall of Montenegro with a large food supermarket, restaurant, bowling alley, disco and gym;
  • Palada Shopping Mall;
  • Bazar, offering an extensive program for family vacation, including the giant Zuyalitsa playroom, whose area is 500 square meters. m.

Transport

The city has a well-developed system of buses and taxis. Moreover, a Podgorica taxi can be considered precisely public transport with every right, since its prices are quite low and it is used very widely. The cost of a taxi ride within the city is around $4-5.


How to get to Podgorica?

Those who have chosen Podgorica for vacation are, of course, interested in how to get to the city. The fastest route is by air: the first most important route in Montenegro is located in Podgorica (the second is located in Tivat). It receives flights from Belgrade, Ljubljana, Vienna, London, Kyiv, Budapest, Moscow, Minsk and many other European capitals and major cities.


You can also get to Podgorica by train: from Belgrade (the city is a station railway Belgrade-Bar) and Montenegrin. Previously, trains ran here from (from), but now this railway line is not in use. Several routes of European importance also pass through the city: to Serbia and other countries of Central Europe, to other countries of Western Europe, to Albania and to the Adriatic Sea.