Top Things to do in Herceg-Novi
Things to do in Herceg-Novi, Herceg-Novi Municipality: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Herceg-Novi, Montenegro including Herceg Novi City Archive, Clock Tower, Drinking fountain Karacha, Promenade of Herceg Novi, Square of Nikola Dzhurkovich, Belavista Square, Negoshev Street, Church of St. Leopold Mandic, Mamula Fortress, October 28 Stairs.
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1. Herceg Novi City Archive
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
In its rich treasury, the archive keeps historical treasures of the town, which date back to mid 16th century. The building of the archive is an example of the gothic architecture. Although completely destroyed in the earthquake in 1979, the building was renovated in the authentic style.
2. Clock Tower
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4.5 based on 165 reviews
Known also as the City Tower, it is one of the symbols of Herceg Novi. It is situated in the western part of the Old Town, and its main feature is the clock, which was replaced with an electric one in the mid-nineties of the last century.
3. Drinking fountain Karacha
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By anacW3256HT - Moscow, Russia
The old drinking fountain Karaca (XVI – XVII) is conveniently located in one of two Old Town's main squares: Trg Herceg Stejpana (also known as Belavista Square), near the Orthodox church of Michael the Archangel. Once, it was one of the most important drinking fountains in the town. Nowadays, from the stone fountain flows a very strong stream of water. The name comes from a spring that have been supplying the city with water for centuries. The carved marble column is simple and small but lovely. The fountain itself features Gothic, Byzantine and Romanesque styles harmoniously combined. All in all, good location (in the heart of the Old Town). Well kept. Nice surroundings. Walkable distance to other sights. There are restaurants, cafes, shops, banks and a lot more close by. Worth a peek.
4. Promenade of Herceg Novi
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4.5 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By 98bernardc - Sligo, Ireland
Lots of restaurants, bars, cafes of all grades. Even the most expensive is very reasonable, by comparison with nearby Croatia, especially the Dubrovnik/Cavtat riviera. Great panoramic views of the Bay of Kotor you walk along. Boat trips available to various attractions. Trip up the bay to Kotor on a Pajo boat (owned by the family) really worthwhile, friendly with good commentary in various languages. In general, a laid back resort. If flying into Dubrovnik, ask your apartment owner about a transfer, to avoid delays at the border for buses/coaches (external EU frontier).
5. Square of Nikola Dzhurkovich
6. Belavista Square
7. Negoshev Street
8. Church of St. Leopold Mandic
9. Mamula Fortress
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4.0 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By LukaS561
Ancient fortress and prison. You can see sea gauls, it's for sure, and dolphins if you get lucky. I was passing by boat.
10. October 28 Stairs
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