Private Walking Tour in Kotor

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1. Throughout the centuries, Kotor's Marketplace was a place for locals to buy fruits, vegetables, fish, diary products, but also place of gathering and socializing - a place to experience the way of life in Kotor.

   10 min

2. One of the most significant medieval monuments on the Adriatic coast. It has Reliquary Chapel and the Museum of Sacral Art - traces of Western Christianity over a period of 1600 years.

   25 minIngresso incluso

3. Maritime Museum of Kotor - a glance at how the sea in past created Kotor's future, centuries long seafaring tradition. Here, you can "sail" across the time by observing valuable exhibits.

   25 minIngresso incluso

4. It is one of six Romanesque churches. It was a Catholic church when it was built in 12th century. It is the symbol of the religious tolerance because it used to have both Catholic and Orthodox altars. Since 19th century it is an Orthodox church.

   10 min

5. It is one of six Romanesque churches called Saint Mary. The citizens of Kotor prefer to call it Blessed Osanna because her remains are exposed in the church. She is considered as a protector of Kotor along with Saint Tryphon. The relief in bronze on the main gate tells the story about her extraordinary life.

   10 min

Cancellazione

Cancellazione gratuita fino a 24 ore prima dell’inizio, con rimborso totale.

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How it compares in Kotor

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• It is shorter than most of them.
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About Kotor

Kotor is a walled medieval town at the head of a winding bay in Montenegro, with mountain walls, Venetian palaces and a fortress high above.

Kotor lies at the end of the Bay of Kotor, a deep, winding inlet often described as a fjord, though it is really a drowned river canyon, with steep mountains rising directly from the water. The old town, a UNESCO site, is enclosed by Venetian-era walls and entered by the Sea Gate, and inside are small squares, a clock tower and the Romanesque cathedral of St Tryphon, consecrated in 1166.

Top-ranked sights in Kotor: Bay of Kotor, Our Lady of the Rocks (Gospa od Skrpjela), Kotor Old Town.

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