Herceg Novi is no exception among the small pearls of the Adriatic coast)), the unreal beauty of the temple, and of course, the port with the iconic monument dedicated to King Tvrtko, the founder of the city, a medieval cannon and the anchor of an unknown vessel)). From here we went on a boat trip, to see the ancient fortress on the island at the entrance to the bay and the sea grotto with incredibly beautifully illuminated water.

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Александра Драчева

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Herceg Novi is a very small, atmospheric hill town. I got the impression that it's no bigger than Anapa. And maybe even less. There are not many attractions, and we had just a couple of hours to explore everything. Nikola Djurkovic Square and the Sahat Kula Clock Tower on it. The Sahat Kula Clock Tower is something that will immediately catch your eye on the square. It gives a special charm to the city. It was built in the 17th century, during the Turkish occupation, and served as a reminder to Muslims about prayer, calling them to the mosque. There is a small Church of St. Michael in the old town. Kanli-Kula Fortress and Forte Mare Fortress. That's probably all you can find interesting here. And also, unexpectedly, the Mikhail Bulgakov Museum. I admire the Master, but why is it for him and here? The riddle.

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Елена Новопашина

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Everything is great if you are in Montenegro, and a visit to Herzog Novi is worth it. It is easy to get there by bus, which goes around the Bay of Kotor. There are many offers from Herzog Novi to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it is possible for Russians to do so in 2025.

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