Fall in love with Podgorica from the first walk

Podgorica is the most underrated city of Montenegro by travelers. Want to reveal the secrets of the historical and modern city in the company of a journalist and blogger? Then we're on our way.

We are going through his “thick medieval book”, especially focusing on gastronomic accents. I'll show you the most photogenic places and give you all the city secrets!

I just love Podgorica for its logic, simplicity and modesty.

For the monument to Vladimir Vysotsky near my house by the Moraca River, whose turquoise waters run from the capital further north into the deepest canyon.

Beyond the Millennium Bridge and two nearby pedestrian bridges, one of which vibrates and swings under pedestrians.

For delicious bakeries and the best national restaurants! It may well be a gastro tour if you are determined.

I love Podgorica for the monument to Pushkin and Natalia Goncharova right on the central boulevard near the government buildings of Montenegro.

I love Podgorica for the ruins of the ancient Turkish fortress of Ribnitsa and for the remains of the city of Duklja, where history breathes in every stone, whether it is an ancient column or an ancient plate with inscriptions in Latin.

For endless grape plantations and vinariums with excellent local "Vranz". For a man-made waterfall and a huge Orthodox church with ultramodern incomprehensible installations, one of which is dedicated to Nikola Tesla.

I adore Podgorica for the monument to Prince Nicolas and Njegos in Roman Square, and for the Podgorians sitting in kafans sipping their coffee in the morning, afternoon and evening. And even for the graffiti on the walls of high-rise buildings.

Probably, every metropolitan has its own Podgorica. I will show you my world, where everyone is comfortable, where everything is comfortable and close, where corners with a rich and turbulent history coexist with modern spaces. You are sure to fall in love with Podgorica from the first proper walk with a guide!