Church of St Nicholas
An early 20th-century Orthodox church on one of the old town's main squares, with a richly decorated interior. Dress modestly.
A tight maze of stone lanes and small squares inside the walls, with churches, palaces and cafés at every turn. Easy to explore without a map, and easy to lose track of time.
| Terminal | One way | How |
|---|---|---|
| Port of Kotor cruise berth (operational quay) | 6 min | walk |
| Tender landing on the port quay by the Sea Gate | 3 min | walk |
Times are estimates. Allow extra on busy days and for tender queues.
An early 20th-century Orthodox church on one of the old town's main squares, with a richly decorated interior. Dress modestly.
Kotor's Romanesque cathedral, with twin towers, old frescoes and a treasury. A small entry fee applies; times vary with services, so check locally.
A steep stepped path zigzags up the walls to the fortress high above the town, passing a small church on the way, with superb views over the bay. Ticket booths open daily from March to November (7:00–20:00 in peak season, shorter hours otherwise); entrances are at the north and south ends of the old town.