Discover the pearl of the Adriatic
Montenegro, one of Europe's smallest countries, offers an incredible diversity of natural beauty and cultural heritage.
With its rich history dating back millennia, Montenegro has been shaped by various civilizations.
Southeastern Europe, Balkan Peninsula
Approximately 630,000 people
Podgorica
Dramatic peaks of Durmitor and Biogradska Gora national parks with pristine nature
295km of stunning coastline with crystal clear waters and charming coastal towns
Pristine forests, national parks and rich biodiversity of Montenegrin mountains
The territory of Montenegro was inhabited in ancient times by Illyrians, and later by Romans who left a significant mark on culture and architecture.
During the Middle Ages, Montenegro was part of various kingdoms and empires. Many Orthodox churches and monasteries were founded that still represent cultural treasures today.
Montenegro regained its independence in 2006 and today is a modern European country that preserves its rich cultural heritage while building its future.
Montenegro is a country where traditional values intertwine with modern lifestyle. Hospitality, family values, and respect for nature form the foundation of Montenegrin culture.