Guide to Montenegro | HeadingThere.co.uk

In the south-east of Europe, bordering Albania, Kosovo, Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia, the country of Montenegro is a place of jagged mountain peaks and the swerving, meandering Danube. Montenegro has a total population of 625,000 people, and its capital city is Podgorica. The country is home to the Heritage Sites of Perast and Kotor, both situated in its picturesque bay, the Ostrog Monastery which seems to merge with the rock face of Ostroska Greda, and the more bustling, tourist-oriented Budva.

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