Walking Tours Kotor

Walking Tours in Kotor

Explore the Hidden Charm of Kotor’s Old Town

Kotor, a stunning medieval walled town on the coast of Montenegro, is a paradise for walkers and history buffs. The narrow streets and alleys of its old town are perfect for self-guided walking tours.

Must-See Attractions

  • Our Lady of the Rock: A 17th-century island church located in the Bay of Kotor, accessible by boat or on foot via a scenic path.
  • Stari Grad (Old Town): The historic core of Kotor, featuring well-preserved architecture, charming squares, and picturesque streets.
  • Kotor Cathedral: A stunning 12th-century cathedral housing a museum with an impressive collection of art and artifacts.

Walking Tour Tips

  • Get Familiar with the Old Town’s Layout: Before setting out, take some time to study the map and get a sense of the town’s winding streets and main attractions.
  • Take Your Time: Kotor is a slow-paced destination, so take your time to soak in the atmosphere and enjoy the views from every corner.
  • Respect Local Customs: Be mindful of local shops and cafes, and avoid taking pictures inside churches or other sacred spaces without permission.
  • Stay Hydrated: Bring plenty of water with you on hot summer days, as the sun can be intense.

Self-Guided Tour Routes

You can create your own walking tour by exploring the following routes:

  • Historic Kotor Route: Start at the old town gate and explore the narrow streets leading to the cathedral and other historic landmarks.
  • Coastal Walk: Take a scenic walk along the bay’s shores, offering breathtaking views of Kotor’s stunning medieval walls.
  • St. John Fort Trail: Hike up to the 17th-century fort for panoramic views of the town and the surrounding mountains.

Remember to respect local regulations, traditions, and the environment during your walking tour in Kotor. Enjoy exploring this incredible town!