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Aerial view of Cetinje – the historical royal city nestled at the foot of Mount Lovćen.Once the capital of Montenegro, Cetinje is often referred to as an "open-air museum." Its cobblestone streets, monasteries, palaces, and museums tell the story of the country’s spiritual, political, and cultural development. Nestled at the foot of Mount Lovćen, Cetinje is the ideal starting point for exploring Montenegro — especially if you're traveling with the freedom of a rental car from www.rentacabrio.me.
Cetinje is located about 30 km from Podgorica and Budva, and around 50 km from Tivat. While public transport is available, renting a car offers far more flexibility:
Travel at your own pace
Stop wherever you like
Visit more places in a single day
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Cetinje Monastery – an Orthodox sanctuary and the spiritual center of Montenegro.Founded in the late 15th century and rebuilt in the early 18th century, Cetinje Monastery is one of the most important Orthodox landmarks in the Balkans. It served for centuries as the religious and cultural center of Montenegro.
It holds the relics of Saint Peter of Cetinje, a revered Montenegrin bishop, saint, and national hero.
It preserves some of the most sacred Christian relics, including the hand of Saint John the Baptist and a piece of the True Cross.
Its stone architecture, modest but powerful, blends beautifully with the Montenegrin landscape.
The monastery exudes tranquility, attracting visitors of all backgrounds. The sound of church bells, the scent of incense, and mountain views offer a deeply spiritual atmosphere.
Biljarda – the historical residence and study of the famous Montenegrin bishop and poet.Next to the monastery stands Biljarda, the former residence of Petar II Petrović Njegoš, Montenegro’s most prominent historical figure — a bishop, ruler, poet, and philosopher. The building got its name from the billiard table inside, a symbol of modernity at the time.
Portrait of Petar II Petrović Njegoš – a symbol of Montenegro’s spiritual and national identity.He was the spiritual and political leader of Montenegro in the 19th century and the author of famous literary works such as “The Mountain Wreath” and “The Light of the Microcosm”. Njegoš is considered a national icon who led the country with wisdom and vision.
In Biljarda, you can see:
Reconstructed rooms Njegoš once lived in
Manuscripts, documents, and personal items
A symbolic stone sphere ("gnjila") representing his philosophical views
Palace of the last Montenegrin king, now a museum open to the public.This royal residence of Montenegro’s last king now serves as a museum. It houses original furniture, royal artifacts, portraits, and official documents, offering a glimpse into the royal family’s daily life and Montenegro’s modernization era.
Main building of the National Museum of Montenegro – home to the country’s cultural and historical treasures.A collection of institutions including:
Historical Museum – focusing on Montenegro’s statehood and military history
Ethnographic Museum – showcasing traditional dress, tools, and customs
Art Museum – featuring Montenegrin and international artworks
Recommended time for a complete museum tour: 2–3 hours.
Illuminated passages of Lipska Cave – a perfect destination for family exploration.Just 10 minutes from Cetinje, Lipska Cave is Montenegro’s first tourist-adapted cave. It features illuminated walkways, rich cave decorations, and professional guided tours.
Tour duration: approximately 45 minutes
Temperature: around 10°C year-round
Suitable for all ages
Easily accessible by car with ample parking
A visit to Lipska Cave is a great way to experience a different side of Montenegro’s natural beauty.
King Nikola Street – the main promenade with cafés and local life in the heart of Cetinje.Cetinje is more than museums and history — it’s a place of cozy cafes, local traditions, and welcoming hospitality.
Must-try local specialties:
Cetinje-style smoked prosciutto and cheese
Kačamak – a hearty traditional cornmeal dish with cheese and cream
Homemade rakija (brandy) and Montenegrin wines
Enjoy your meal in a quiet local tavern or a terrace with mountain views.
With your own car, you can easily explore the surroundings:
Lovćen National Park and Njegoš Mausoleum – spectacular viewpoints over the Bay of Kotor
Skadar Lake – the largest lake in the Balkans, ideal for birdwatching and boat rides
Montenegrin coast – Budva, Kotor, and Tivat are just 30 to 60 minutes away
Parking in Cetinje: Public and private parking is available throughout the city.
Museum hours: Open longer during summer, shorter during winter. Check official schedules.
Lipska Cave: Tours are scheduled — it’s best to book ahead, especially in season.
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