This challenging drive features a series of hairpin turns offering unparalleled views of the Boka Bay below. To this day, the serpentine road is one of the most spectacular road passes in Europe , constantly switching back and forth every meter you climb, and providing some of the most incredible vistas you will ever come to enjoy along the way.
On our way to Lovcen National Park we will be greeted by the small hamlet of Njegusi, very popular for its excellent ham and cheese production. The savory prosciutto is produced using techniques and methods that have been passed down through generations.
Lovcen National Park lies in the middle of two climate zones; the Mediteranean and the Continental, which makes it unique compared to the other four National Parks in Montenegro. Without a doubt, the Njegos Mausoleum makes up the most significant landmark on the territory of Lovcen, where observation deck offers one of the most incredible views of the whole country, including Lake Skadar an the Croatian borderland.
Our next stop would be Old Royal Capital Cetinje, a symbol of eternal resistance to various invaders. If the history of a country could only be summed up by the history of a single city, then this is it! Cetinje has a number of attractions, including Cetinje Monastery, Vlaska church, Biljarda (Njegos museum), several museums, royal theatre and historic foreign embassies.