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 Many of the old embassies and other administrative buildings are now schools of various kinds, and the town has many young people. |
We had a free time at the city center where many cafés and restaurants were lined up. It was good timing. those who desperately needed their coffee or beer happily found a right place to order their drinks. the wonderful thing about this group is their punctuality. Exactly at the right time, we were all ready to board on our bus to drive to the capital of Montenegro.
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We had a short cit tour and a wonderful lunch. especially the ice cream was popular . When it was time to meet the bus, the driver disappeared for a while. We did not understand why he was so late. His unpredictable attitude continued through out the tour!! The afternoon was free . Some of the tour members spent the afternoon and the evening at the town close to our hotel. They loved their fish dinner. Click here for ►Day 15 Oct. 06,2011 Croatia Bosnia Herzegovina |
Cetinje
is a town and Old Royal Capital of Montenegro. It is also a
historical and the secondary capital of Montenegro with the official
residence of the president of Montenegro. It had a population of
13,991 as of 2011. 
The
city nestles on a small karsts plain surrounded by limestone mountains,
including Mt. Lovćen, the Black Mountain from which Montenegro gets its
name. Cetinje is a town of immense
historical heritage, founded in the 15th
century. It became the center of Montenegrin life and both a cradle of
Montenegrin and an Serbian Orthodox religious center. It is because of its
heritage as a long-term Montenegrin capital that it is today the honorary
capital of Montenegro.
