Itinerary:
• Visit: Cetinje Monastery.
• Visit: Ćipuri church.
• Visit: the former Njegoš’s residence – Biljarda.
• Visit: King Nikola’s museum.
• Visit: the Presidential Palace.
• Visit: the Royal Theatre ‘Zeta House’.
• Visit: the monument of Ivan Crnojević, Zeta ruler and founder of Cetinje.
• Take a walk along the high street.
• The end of the tour.

Cetinje is the former capital of Montenegro. During King Nikola, numerous embassies of different countries were built in this city, giving the city a specific appearance. The most important monument of the town is Cetinje Monastery built in 1701 – dedicated to the birth of the Virgin. After the Monastery, the most important architectural monument of Cetinje, is Biljarda – the residence of Petar II Petrović Njegoš. It was built in 1838. Although the headquarters of the Montenegrin Senate and foreign missions were located in the building, it is best remembered for the Billiards Hall, where this extraordinary writer, bishop, philosopher and statesman liked to play billiards. Immediately across the street there is the King Nikola’s Museum in the building from 1867 which in the past served as the residence of Montenegrin rulers, and today it has a permanent setting, but also a gallery in which travelling exhibitions are shown. This small city, enriched with the greenery and architecture of the 18th and 19th centuries will surely draw your attention at first glance, through a rare combination of nature and culture, museums, art faculties, parks, promenades.