Information for tourists of Montenegro

Any trip to the foreign country is not only a thing to remember, but also an opportunity to get various stuff and souvenirs. Montenegro isn’t different from the other countries in this case – it is full of goods for export. So what’s worth buying for...

In Montenegro there are no special regulations for keeping pets. Here you can find numerous cats and dogs in the streets. For example, cats in general are quite popular, and there is even a whole area of cats in Old Kotor, and they feel quite comfortable

The local cuisine has a lot of national dishes, which are not only the Montenegrin ones. Here you can come across the Italian, Turkish and Greek cuisine and even familiar to us all...

Embassy of Montenegro in the Republic of Serbia /temporary address/ Uzicka 1, 11000 Belgrade tel: +381 11 266 89 75 tel/fax.+ 381 11 266 85 73 e-mail: ambasadacg@gmail.com...

The office hours of Montenegrin shops are from 9 until 21, grocery stores – from 6 until 21. Many shops and even drug stores in Montenegro are closed in the daytime. Usually they are closed from 13 until 17, or from 13 until 16 and from 12 until 17...

Montenegrin Ministry of Foreign Affairs (www.mfa.gov.yu) - (11) 3615-666, 3615-055. Montenegrin Department of Tourism (www.mturizma.cg.yu) - 481-145....

All the historical periods that took place left significant marks in the most Montenegro districts. Montenegro has been enriching its cultural legacy since the times of palaeolith, the Bronze Era, the Renaissance, Baroque and up to the present moment....

There are two international airports in Montenegro, those are situated in Tivat and Podgorica. You can also come to Montenegro via the airport of Dubrovnik, the city is situated just 22 km from the Montenegrin Herceg-Novi. The national airlines...

The whole length of Montenegrin railways is just 250 km. The width of the gauge is 1435 mm conforming to the international standards. There are 121 tunnels, the total length of the tunnels is approximately...

All year long there is ferry communication “Bar – Ancon - Bar” and “Bar – Bari - Bar”. In summer another route opens “Kotor – Ancon - Kotor” and several...

At the moment there are no roads that can correspond to the international standards of the highways. Nevertheless the total length of the Montenegrin roads is 5277 km, 1279 km with hard....

If you want to use the public telephone (for internal and international calls), you should have a Monte-card. You can buy this card in any kiosk or post-office. In some areas you can come across the public phones that function without cards, you are...

There two biggest providers of the mobile telephony in the country: MoNet GSM (www.monetcg.com, Montenegro, GSM-900, code 067), Pro Monte (www.promonte.com, Montenegro , GSM-900/1800, code 069), covering almost all the territory of the....

Network technologies are developed in Montenegro. Operators Internet Montenegro (www.cg.yu), MoNet (www.monetcg.com), Infosky (www.infosky.net) and some others provide all the types of network services. In every town you can easily find an internet-café..