Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe





The city is entirely under the protection of UNESCO and it is forbidden modern buildings.

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe



Montenegro itself is quite a small country, so, if you wish, all these old towns, located on the coast, you can see in a few days. They are separated from each other in a matter of miles.
Curly in the foothills just above the sea road runs through them one by one

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Which is located in one of the most beautiful natural harbors in Europe - Kotor Bay at the foot of the mountain range of Lovcen - in July 2000 Boka Kotorska was included in the list of twenty five the most beautiful bays in the world (the other bays in this list are mainly in the Nordic countries). < br />
Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Wooden bark of the Russian flag on the roads of the Gulf

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

The town of Kotor is quite old, and its history is rich in events. Even in the third century BC, the Romans founded the city of Akruvium here, but also to the Romans lived in this place Illyrians. Then the city was part of the Byzantine Empire, the Serbian state and the Republic of Venice and Napoleon's empire.
The heart and soul of which is the Old Town, surrounded by ancient walls and preserved many historical and architectural monuments, cathedrals and churches, narrow streets and staircases, spacious squares and fountains.

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Above the old town stands a small tower, which is visible from every point of which - is the chapel of Our Lady of the Saviour, which leads to a long stone staircase almost 1000 levels.
It was built in memory of the victims of the plague in 1572. And even today there day and night lamps burn for the dead.

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

At the main entrance to the Old City you will meet here are peaceful men

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

The main square of the Old Town.
Before the Clock Tower is the pillory, around which many centuries ago filled the sentences criminals.
From this place apart crawl narrow streets, one of which you can climb to the city walls on the slope of the ridge, the chapel of Our Lady of the Saviour and the fortress

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Signboards. They are pleasing to the eye for their uniqueness, organic and outdated

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

There is some commercial LLC "Chair»

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Plain and simple. Beer 1, 20 euros

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Suddenly, in the tourist oasis. Sports Club for Disabled

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Here is also a lawyer. Also surprising for a tourist spot

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Common urban life. As in the Middle Ages, the laundry is dried by the same antiquated methods
On the rope between the houses

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Window. Windows in Montenegro special topic for a separate story

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Few popetlyat through the narrow streets, we leave to the stone staircase of 1300 steps leading to the chapel and the castle above the city. There will have to pay a small fee. 3 euros.

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Scenic climbing the stone stairs.

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

And species. That's what attracts with incredible force.
No wonder this place is considered one of the most beautiful harbors of Europe. Even though the fog secreted by mountains and the entrance to the bay, the picture is mesmerizing.

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Chapel 6 photos up close. Despite the fact that we had only half an hour, we had to climb it

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Roofs of the old Kotor

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Kotor Bay

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

It is a pity, for which we had very little time.
Those who come to meet here, highlight it more. And walk slowly to the top.
You will not regret!

Corner of Middle Ages in Central Europe

Source: aquatek-filips.livejournal.com