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The Clock Tower of Podgorica, Montenegro is located at Becir Beg Osmanagic square, in the Stara Varos (Old Town) neighborhood. It's one of the very few Ottoman landmarks that survived the bombing of Podgorica in World War II.

Castle Church also known as Court Church in Cetinje, Montenegro is an old Serbian Orthodox Church.

Vucijakovica Mostar region

Cetinje, Montenegro - January 3, 2025: Cetinje Monastery on a winter day in Montenegro.

Old monastery in Cetinje, Montenegro

It’s a case of four times lucky for the Cetinje Monastery, having been repeatedly destroyed during Ottoman attacks and rebuilt. This sturdy incarnation dates from 1786, with its only exterior ornamentation being the capitals of columns recycled from the original building, founded in 1484. The chapel to the right of the courtyard holds the monastery’s proudest possessions: a shard of the True Cross (a claim made by many European churches) and the mummified right hand of St John the Baptist.

Remains of ancient columns near the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin, built by Nicolas I in 1890, Cetinje, Montenegro.

Seoul, South Korea: building of Sts. Mary & Nicholas' Anglican Cathedral - architect Arthur Stansfield, Romanesque revival style - in Gwanghwamun - mother church of both the Anglican Church of Korea and the Diocese of Seoul - Taepyeong-ro, Jeong-dong.

Cetinje, Montenegro - October 20, 2015: Monastery of Saint Peter Cetinjski in Cetinje, Montenegro

Savina monastery in Herceg-Novi, Montenegro.

Bell tower of medieval Catholic church in city of Jajce in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Hvar is a Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, located off the Dalmatian coast.

Orthodox Monastery of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Cetinje, Montenegro.

Podgorica Clock Tower, built in the 17th century

Remains of ancient columns near the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin, built by Nicolas I in 1890, Cetinje, Montenegro.

It’s a case of four times lucky for the Cetinje Monastery, having been repeatedly destroyed during Ottoman attacks and rebuilt. This sturdy incarnation dates from 1786, with its only exterior ornamentation being the capitals of columns recycled from the original building, founded in 1484. The chapel to the right of the courtyard holds the monastery’s proudest possessions: a shard of the True Cross (a claim made by many European churches) and the mummified right hand of St John the Baptist.

Cetinje, Montenegro - April 2018 : View of the Cetinje town, the first capital of Montenegro

Praskvica Monastery, Montenegro

Yellow light, illumination street lamp in the old town of Kotor, Montenegro

Woman walking upstairs toward church against cloudy sky

White stone Christian Orthodox monastery containing sacred relics built in 1704 on medieval ruins.

Ceremony of a christening in Christian church

A view from an unusual angle of the landmark of the small town of Dobrota, located in the depths of the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro

Clock tower in Old Town Herceg Novi, Montenegro.

Picturesque medieval street in the old town district of the coastal city of Kotor

Traditional orthodox church exterior

Marthy Stanko Below Ostrog Monestary

Church of Saint John the Baptist Bell Tower in Budva, Montenegro

Cetinje, Montenegro, July 14th 2017: The former residence of the Montenegrin Prince-Bishop Petar II Petrović Njegoš (1813-51) named BILJARDA (Billiard Palace).

Monastery in Montenegro

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