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Cetinje, the historic royal capital of Montenegro, is a city defined by cultural heritage, national identity, architecture, museums, education and arts. While small in population, it…

Nikšić is Montenegro’s industrial backbone — a city shaped by steel, mining, metal processing, manufacturing, energy, construction and a deeply rooted engineering workforce. As the country’s…

Danilovgrad sits in the Zeta valley between Podgorica and Nikšić — geographically central, historically modest, but increasingly visible in Montenegro’s economic landscape. Long considered a quiet…

Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital and largest city, is the country’s economic, administrative, financial and logistical centre. It is home to the main institutions of government, the national…

Šavnik is one of Montenegro’s smallest, quietest and least densely populated municipalities — yet it holds a strategic position between Durmitor, Nikšić and the northern highlands.…

Mojkovac sits in one of Montenegro’s most remarkable geographic crossroads — between the Tara River canyon, Bjelasica Mountain, and the transition zone connecting the Kolašin–Žabljak tourism…

Pljevlja is one of Montenegro’s most economically consequential municipalities, despite lying far from the coastal tourism centres and political institutions of the south. As the country’s industrial…

Žabljak, situated at an altitude of over 1,450 meters, is the highest urban settlement in the Balkans and the tourism capital of the Durmitor highlands. Its…

Kolašin is one of Montenegro’s most rapidly developing municipalities and the undisputed flagship of the country’s mountain tourism sector. Situated at the heart of Montenegro’s northern region,…

Andrijevica is one of Montenegro’s smallest and most peaceful municipalities, located along the upper Lim valley between Kolašin, Berane and Plav. Despite its modest population and…