Montenegro · City Tours

3-Hour Podgorica City Tour with Old Town and Cathedral Visit

3 Hours Round trip from Old Town Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore Podgorica's Old Town and see the Clock Tower, among the city's only well-preserved monuments after World War II
02 Visit Podgorica's oldest house, a 17th-century building from the Ottoman period now converted into a traditional restaurant
03 See Sastavci Bridge, where the Ribnica and Morača rivers meet
04 Admire the Millennium Bridge spanning the Morača River
05 Enter the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and the Church of Holy Savior, a monumental Orthodox complex of major architectural and artistic value

Enjoy a 3-hour tour of Podgorica and discover the former Village of Duke Mirko and Titograd (City of Tito), a city of rivers, bridges, and squares with a long history and tradition. Learn about the town that was heavily bombed during World War II and is today the capital of Montenegro, as well as its administrative, educational, cultural, and economic center.

Continue to Sastavci Bridge, where the Ribnica and Morača rivers meet, and see the Millennium Bridge, situated on the Morača River.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Podgorica

Languages English, French, Italian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Podgorica Old Town, Bridges, and Cathedral Tour

During this tour, you will have the opportunity to see Podgorica's Old Town and the Clock Tower, the only well-preserved monuments in the city after the bombing during World War II.

You will also visit the oldest house in Podgorica, dating from the 17th century and the Ottoman period, which has today been converted into a traditional restaurant.

Continue to Sastavci Bridge, where the Ribnica and Morača rivers meet, and see the Millennium Bridge, situated on the Morača River.

You will then visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and the Church of Holy Savior, a unique new religious building of monumental architectural and artistic value. This temple is the third biggest Orthodox church in Europe, after the churches in Moscow and Belgrade.

The tour ends in a local bar for a coffee or beer break.

The route