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Old Town

Name: Old Town
Address: Budva, Budva Municipality, ME

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Jelena

June 6, 2022

Old Town Budva is something you don't want to miss on your trip. It is a great way to know more about Montenegrin history, to see beautiful architecture, enjoy the one of a kind sight. Around the Old Town there are great restaurants, beaches, fish market, entertainment for kids and adults, concert stages and much more...

Ivan

September 2, 2020

Old town is Budva’s trademark, and one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic Sea. At around 2,500 years old it’s a beautiful and historical site. A wander through the town reveals ancient churches and palaces, all crafted from local grey stone. Most of the churches are closed, but you can visit the citadel and see some of the ancient artifacts in the town museum. The Citadel itself and the museum in the old town are excellent places to learn about the history of Budva. Don’t miss the square in front of Santa Maria del Punta church, with its gorgeous view of the ancient church overlooking Ričardova Glava Beach.

Vasilisa

May 6, 2020

Wander around, and explore every alley of this 2000 year old fortress!

Goran

March 18, 2020

History about Old Town in Budva. Place what you must visit: According to legend, the old town in Budva was founded by Kadmo and his wife Harmonia, the Phoenician prince and the goddess of Greece. Since those ancient mythical times and the ancestors of the Enheleans, many nations have inhabited this city throughout history. The oldest, so far known, traces of material culture from the territory of Budva (Paštrovici, Maini and Grbalj) date back to prehistoric times, in the Bronze and Iron Age. Numerous cultural monuments in the Old Town have left a testament to the turbulent history: Pilons of the 6th century, the remains of the Ancient necropolis of the 5th, the remains of the Hippocaustus always, the remains of the Villa Urban 1-2 building. century, Roman altar 1-2. Century, Church of Santa Maria in Punta 10th Century, Church of St. Save the Sanctified 7th century and others.