Church of the Holy Trinity

Old Town, Budva

Visit duration: 15–30 minutes

The Church of the Holy Trinity, dating from the early 19th century, is recognisable by its bell gable and dome. It is in the Old Town itself, making it easy to combine with the surrounding squares, the Citadel and museum facilities.

Useful tip

During your visit, behave as you would in an active place of worship.

Editorially reviewed: 18.09.2026.

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Budva Old Town

The Old Town is the most concentrated part of Budva for walking, history and an evening out. Ramparts, squares, churches, museums and small streets make it a good starting point, whether you are visiting for the first time or have only a few hours.

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