Perast, a real gem in the heart of the Bay of Kotor, just a few kilometres from the famous town of Kotor. The town is famous for its baroque architecture and well-preserved historic buildings, among which you can feel like you have stepped back in time when walking around.
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Attractions:
St Nicholas Church - An impressive Baroque church in the heart of the city, famous for its 55-metre-high bell tower.
Church of Our Lady on the Rock - Located on an artificial island, it offers a magnificent panoramic view of the Bay of Kotor.
St George's Island - This natural island is home to a medieval Benedictine monastery.
Perasti Museum - A museum of the history of the city, housed in an old palace.
Zmajević Palace - An impressive Baroque palace that was once home to the famous Zmajević family.
Bujović Palace - This beautiful building was built in the 17th century and continues to fascinate visitors today.
Smekja Palace - Another beautiful Baroque palace, this is one of the jewels of the city's rich history.
Bronza Palace - An old palace that now houses an art gallery.
Nautical Museum - Showcases the history of local seafarers.
Perast Seafront Promenade - A scenic walk along the seafront with beautiful views of the bay
Active programmes in the area:
-Sailing in Kotori Bay
-Hiking: the surrounding mountains offer excellent hiking opportunities with breathtaking views of the bay
-Diving
Leisure activities:
-Visit the beaches
-Historical walks
-Set on the terrace of a seaside café and watch the sunset over Kotor Bay, painting the landscape with magical lights
How to get to Perast?
From London, it's 3 hours to Podgorica, from there you can take a bus to Risan (2 hours 18 minutes) and from there a taxi takes 4 minutes to Perast (3.9km).
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