Kotor, a city with a rich history, was founded during the time of ancient Rome. Over the centuries, it was under the influence of Venice, which is evident in its architecture and culture. The city has survived numerous historical events, including a period under Ottoman rule, and its impressive fortress of St. John and the walls that surround the city, testify to the turbulent past and strategic importance of Kotor in the region.

Kotor is located in one of the most beautiful bays in the world, the Bay of Kotor, surrounded by high mountains that create a protective and at the same time enchanting landscape. Besides being known for its coastline, the city is ideal for nature lovers as it provides opportunities for various activities such as hiking, cycling, and kayaking.

The cultural life of Kotor is extremely rich and diverse. The city hosts the famous Kotor Festival of Theatre for Children and the International Klapa Festival. Kotor also proudly holds the title of UNESCO World Heritage site, thanks to its uniquely preserved medieval architecture. Visitors can enjoy touring numerous churches, palaces, and museums that tell the story of the rich history and culture of this city.

The cuisine of Kotor is dominated by Mediterranean specialties with fresh seafood and locally grown ingredients. Traditional dishes such as shellfish buzara, Montenegrin prosciutto, and cheese in oil are just some of the gastronomic delights that await visitors. Restaurants in the old town offer an authentic experience of local cuisine, making the meal not only delicious but also memorable.