Budva
Budva's best feature and star attraction is the Stari Grad (Old Town) 鈥 a mini-Dubrovnik with marbled streets and Venetian walls rising from the clear鈥
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Budva
Budva (袘褍写胁邪) is the poster child of Montenegrin tourism. Easily the country鈥檚 most-visited destination, it attracts hordes of holidaymakers intent on exploring its atmospheric Stari Grad (Old Town), sunning themselves on the bonny beaches of the Budva Riviera and partying until dawn; with scores of buzzy bars and clanging clubs, it鈥檚 not nicknamed 鈥榯he Montenegrin Miami鈥 for nothing.
Attractions
Must-see attractions
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Known locally as 鈥楬awaii鈥, Sveti Nikola is Montenegro鈥檚 largest island, stretching to nearly 2km. Fallow deer wander about on this uninhabited green spot,鈥
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Literally the 'square between the churches', this open area below the citadel provides a visual reminder of the once-cosy relationship between Orthodox鈥
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The citadel at the Old Town鈥檚 seaward end offers striking views, a restaurant and a library full of model ships, rare tomes and maps displayed safely鈥
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If the sands are getting too crowded in Budva itself, head out to this little pebbly beach at the end of a scrub-covered peninsula, 10km west of town 鈥
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From Podmaine Monastery, a walking track leads up the mountains for 2km to the fortified Podostrog Monastery. This was once a residence of Montenegro鈥檚鈥
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Budva's largest church was built towards the end of the 12th century, and served as its Catholic cathedral until 1828. Parts of it possibly date from as鈥
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On the surprisingly peaceful northern slopes of town, this Serbian Orthodox monastery features the same stripes of pink and honey-coloured stone as the鈥
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