During this 1.5-hour walking tour you’ll see the main sites of Kotor, including the city’s main gate, the Old Town, and the Arms Square. Your guide will show you the beautiful Baroque architecture of the Flour Square with its monumental palaces of the Bizanti and Beskuća families, and tell you fascinating stories about these noble residents. Visit the imposing Cathedral of St. Tryphon and then head to the Maritime Museum Church of Saint Luke’s, passing Karampana Square en route. You’ll also see the Church of Saint Mary, built in 1221 on the site of a 6th-century basilica. Your professional guides will ensure that you have the opportunity to admire the monuments of historical heritage and outstanding medieval architecture that have made Kotor a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Uncover the mysteries of Montenegro on a full-day tour from Cavtat. Cross the border into Montenegro and savor views of Boka Kotorska bay as you journey along the coast. Discover the small medieval town of Perast, opt for a boat trip to the island Our Lady of the Rock, and visit the town of Kotor. Meet in Cavtat and head for Montenegro. Once over the border, drive the scenic coast until you arrive in Perast. This small medieval town is rich in history, and only has one street. Walk through it and admire the 16 churches and 17 formerly grand palaces that still stand. From there, take the option to ride by boat to the island, Our Lady of the Rock. There, you can visit the beautiful and only church of the islet and browse its museum. Afterward, drive to Kotor, the pearl of the Montenegran Coast. Explore the Old City, Stari Grad, and learn the important history of the area. Walk around St. Tryphon's Cathedral, the patron saint of Kotor, and admire the Romanesque architecture. On the way back, take in the natural beauty and stunning scenery of the jagged rock-lined coast and turquoise seas of Montenegro.

Start this tour from the main gate (also known as 'the Sea Gate'), where you will find yourself at the Square of Arms, the main town square. From there, enjoy a view of the four centuries old town clock tower. In front of the clock tower, there is a medieval pillory where verdicts used to be read and prisoners used to be brought.  Then proceed to the Bizanti family palace, which dates back to the 14th-century, and along the way, you will pass Beskuća Palace with its Gothic portal. Then proceed to Flour Square where you will see Pima and Buća Palaces. Cathedral of Saint Tryphon is the biggest attraction, with its construction being set between 1124 and 1166. The other notable religious sights are the Church of St. Luke (built in 1195 on the model of similar churches in medieval Serbia) and St. Nicholas Church (built on the site where there used to be the Dominican monastery of St. Nicholas built in 1540).

Our first stop will be the famous Farmer's Market, which is the heart of Kotor, with its colorful stands filled with friendly local vendors, selling their freshly picked vegetables and fruits, cheese, marinated olives, smoked ham - prosciutto, fish brought from the sea of that very morning! This will be the stop where we will taste locally produced smoked ham, sausages, bits of cheese and of course, famous grappa, with which all the true locals start their morning of! After visiting vivacious Farmer's Market, the tour will continue through the narrow cobblestones streets to one authentic little square, where we will stop in the years's old bar to taste famous liquor, Amaro Montenegro, made from a secret blend of 40 botanicals including vanilla, orange peels and eucalyptus. This liquor is the result of a process that has been passed down through generations, unchanged since 1885. Warm atmosphere of locals chatting and enjoying their everyday life around will get the vibe of Kotor's spirit. With taste of delicious liquor, our guide will take you to the most important square in the whole city, square of St. Tryphon Cathedral where we will stop for tasting sauces of different flavors, that every grandma in the town has secret recipe for, followed by freshly baked bread with local olives and delicious olive oil that every local dips their bread in! All of this wouldn't be complete, without some more smoked ham and cheese and a glass of Montenegrin red wine! Since Kotor is a coastline town, seafood is the core of our cuisine, our next stop will be in the charming ambiance of stoney terraces, surrounded by palaces of Kotor's noble families, where we will taste mussels, freshly picked from the sea, cooked in famous buzara sauce, which will be accompanied with delicious white wine. To make the impression of Montenegrin cuisine complete, our final stop will be tasting the delicious Krempita cake - cream pie made of crusty pastry that is melting the moment you take a bite of it and delicious vanilla cream that enriches the whole flavor. The recipe of our Krempita cake is safely guarded and passed on carefully through generations and generations of women in Kotor families. All this is a perfect match with a sip of coffee. After this experience, you will truly merge in the culture and cuisine of Montenegro!

You will be picked up at your accommodation in Dubrovnik by an air-conditioned vehicle to make the drive south to Montenegro. Enjoy the view of the Adriatic and the Dubrovnik Riviera,and learn from your guide about the history and culture of Montenegro.  After crossing the border, ride along the coast roads surrounded by high mountains reflected in the blue waters; the fjord-shaped Bay of Kotor is one of the most spectacular landscapes in the Mediterranean. Visit Risan with Roman mosaics and Perast with its two islands, one of which you can visit, called "Our Lady of the Rocks". The next stop is in the ancient town of Kotor – the pearl of the medieval Mediterranean. During the visit to the Old Kotor, hop in the famous St. Tryphon Cathedral and the Maritime Museum of Kotor, which preserves the valuable exhibits of old traditions, or walk up the 1,350 steps to the Castle of San Giovanni and enjoy the amazing view. In the late afternoon, you will reunite with your guide. Your host can suggest some additional places to visit in Croatia, depending on how much time you have.

Depart Dubrovnik by bus, when arriving in Montenegro set off on a boat journey along the Montenegro Fjord. Discover a small country with a rich cultural heritage and abundant natural beauty. Marvel at the only fjord in Montenegro and the miniature islands scattered on the smooth surface of the sea in the Bay of Kotor. Visit the small island of Our Lady of the Rocks, located just off the coast of Perast in the Bay of Kotor. Take a look at the 17th-century church perched in the water, known for its 68 murals by Tripo Kokolja, one of the best-known mural artists of the Baroque. Continue to the fortified city of Kotor and encounter a pearl of the Mediterranean from the Middle Ages. Visit the renowned Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and see valuable artifacts depicting the traditions of the Slavic tribes who settled the Bay of Kotor in the 7th century at the Maritime Museum.  Transfer back to Dubrovnik full of happy memories and get dropped off at your pick-up point on arrival.

This tour will provide you with a chance to see the best part of Boka Bay, one of the gems of the Mediterranean. You will visit the Baroque town of Perast, a small place with a rich history. There, you will have a short boat ride to the island Our Lady of the Rocks to visit the church with a museum. After the tour there, you will head back to Perast to have a short walk and some free time. Head back to Kotor, a UNESCO site and a well-preserved medieval fortified city. Take a walking tour of the old town there and see the 12th century St. Tryphon Cathedral, its narrow streets and palaces unfold before your eyes.

Kotor old town is a well preserved medieval city with a range of monuments and architectural beauty unmatched not only on the Adriatic coast, but internationally as well. This 1.5-hour long Kotor Walking Tour in the old town is the perfect way to get to the highlights of this town, its bustling market and beautiful Renaissance buildings.  Visit Armory Square with its clock tower, Flour Square (trading square where you will find Buca and Pima Palaces), St. Tryphon Cathedral (short tour of the cathedral), Maritime Museum Square with the Karampana fountain and finally, visit Orthodox Churches Square (St. Lucas and St. Nicholas).

Discover the charm of the Adriatic coastline on this day trip from Tirana to the towns of Budva and Kotor in Montenegro. Immerse yourself in the culture, history and local life of these towns on guided walking tours. Be picked up by your guide from the comfort of your accommodation in Tirana. Pass through the historical city of Lezha on the scenic drive to Montenegro. Stop for a coffee break in by the Buna river. Cross the boarder and stop at Sveti Stefan island. Admire views of the the hotel Villa Miločer which was once the summer residence of Queen Marija Karadordevic, but was converted during the communist rule of Tito. Continue to the city of Budva, a city that's history dates back almost 2600 years. Capture pictures of Roman ruins and the seaside, medieval Budva Fortress. Explore the Marina of Budva on a guided walking tour. Take some time to visit some of the local shops before heading to Kotor.  Uncover the Venetian influence in Kotor which was once part of the Venetian Republic. Stroll through the lower part of the city, the bay of Kotor, and the marina. Walk through the sea gate and into the Old Town. Follow your guide to picturesque squares and visit the eastern Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Tryphon to view its Romanesque architecture that dates back to 1166. Return to your accommodation in Tirana at the end of your tour.

This private walking tour of Kotor old town starts at the Main Gate and after short introduction about the history of this UNESCO enlisted town, we proceed towards the main square called Square of Arms. The charm of Kotor’s squares and old family homes of local aristocracy is a journey through time to the golden age of Kotor. After getting familiar with the life of the locals, strolling through the narrow streets, we will reach the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, one of the best-preserved monuments from the 12th century. Kotor is also known for the long seafaring tradition so after the Cathedral, we will reach the Museum square where you will be able to visit Maritime Museum. The tour will continue towards the orthodox churches of St. Nicolas and St. Luke where we will learn about their importance with which we will make final touch and the story of Kotor complete. After this Kotor Walking Tour you will be able to say that you know how this coastal town breathes, what its most important parts are and how the locals spend their time living here.