• Podgorica - Walking through the wider center of the city core of Podgorica, we will get to know the old part of the city, walk along the banks of its rivers, cross several bridges, get acquainted with the most important cultural heritage and contemporary lifestyle.

• Saborni Hram Hristovog Vaskrsenja - The Church of the Resurrection of Christ is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world. The exterior and interior are very interesting, with more than 6000 square meters of frescoes and mosaics

• Duklja - Represents the most important archaeological site from the period of Roman domination on the territory of Montenegro. with visible remains concentrated in the center of the former Roman city (municipium), it testifies to the highly organized way of life in that period and will tell you the story of the beginnings of the development of settlements in this area

• Medun - Located on an elevation in the hills above Podgorica, it offers a beautiful view of the plain around Podgorica and bears witness to the historical period when the Illyrians inhabited this area, but also to the period of Turkish domination and the Montenegrins’ struggle for freedom. We will visit the museum dedicated to the Montenegrin writer, warrior and mayor of Podgorica Marko Miljanov and learn more about the traditional values of Montenegrin society and the centuries-old struggle for freedom.

• Kuce Rakica on Cijevna - For the end of the tour, we left a visit to Cijevna river, its unique narrow canyon that reminds many in certain parts of the canyon in Colorado and its waterfalls known as Niagara. It will be a great opportunity to taste some of the famous Podgorica wines near the largest vineyard in Europe.

• Bottled water included
• All fees and taxes covered

Our aim with this excursion, spanning between 5-6 hours, is to guide you through the significant cultural and historical landmarks of the Capital City. You would encounter thousand-year-old relics from Illyrian and Roman settlements, monumental sites from the socialist era, churches of both the medieval and the contemporary period, the fortress, the old town that harks back to the Ottoman era and other renowned locations in the city’s modern landscape of Podgorica.

The tour is a mix of strolling and driving to ensure we capture everything the city has to offer. A noteworthy part of the tour would be visiting the museum in honour of Marko Miljanov, a revered Montenegrin fighter, writer and philosopher.

During this tour, you will have the chance to appreciate the vista from one of the nearby scenic points, barrel down the slopes of Kuci Mountain Massif, and we certainly will not let slip the chance to touch the pristine waters of Cijevna river and revel in a walk along its intriguingly unique riverbed.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.