Sabina's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Stari Bar
Old Olive Tree
Dzidzarin is one of the biggest and most beautiful olive complexes in Bar Municipality. Bar Municipality has over 100 thousand olive trees, of which more than a half are older than a thousand years. If you are keen to light walks in nature this is must-do on your list.
Dzidzarin Olive Orchard
Dzidzarin is one of the biggest and most beautiful olive complexes in Bar Municipality. Bar Municipality has over 100 thousand olive trees, of which more than a half are older than a thousand years. If you are keen to light walks in nature this is must-do on your list.
Skadar Lake is the biggest lake at the Balkan Peninsula and one of the largest national parks is Montenegro. It is extremely famous for its diversity of flora and fauna.
Park is easaly accessible from Bar direction by highway and by train through the central part via Virpazar.
The apartment is located 5 minutes walking distance from the train stop, which is,in case you don't have car, the easiest and the most cheapest way to get to the national park (train tiket 1.2 eur).
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Danneggiare il Parco Nazionale del Lago
Skadar Lake is the biggest lake at the Balkan Peninsula and one of the largest national parks is Montenegro. It is extremely famous for its diversity of flora and fauna.
Park is easaly accessible from Bar direction by highway and by train through the central part via Virpazar.
The apartment is located 5 minutes walking distance from the train stop, which is,in case you don't have car, the easiest and the most cheapest way to get to the national park (train tiket 1.2 eur).
The palace-museum of king Nikola I Petrović-Njegoš is located in modern-day Bar, and it was build in 1885 by architect Josip Slade and served as the summer residence for king Nikola and his family. Since 1959 the palace hosts Bar's local museum.
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Palazzo del Re Nikola
The palace-museum of king Nikola I Petrović-Njegoš is located in modern-day Bar, and it was build in 1885 by architect Josip Slade and served as the summer residence for king Nikola and his family. Since 1959 the palace hosts Bar's local museum.