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The Church of St Thomas stands on a rise beside Bečići Beach, among pines and cypresses, with access from the waterfront. The present church was built in 1910 on the site of an older church.
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1 / 6 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.
1 / 3 The Citadel, formerly Kaštel Fortress, is in the southern and highest part of the Old Town. It completes the circuit of town ramparts and offers a good view of the coast and the roofs of the historic centre.
1 / 4 The Old Town ramparts shape Budva’s distinctive silhouette and connect towers, gates and the fortress. They make most sense as part of a visit to the historic centre, together with the Citadel and the waterfront beside Ričardova glava.
1 / 2 Budva Town Museum is in a 19th-century house in the Old Town. Permanent archaeological and ethnographic exhibitions help put a walk around town into a wider context, while the lapidarium on the ground floor is particularly interesting for a short visit.
Budva Modern Gallery is in the Old Town and adds a contemporary exhibition programme to a visit around town. It is a good stop when you want a quieter cultural break between walks around the squares and waterfront.
View detailsThe memorial house preserves the memory of Budva writer and politician Stefan Mitrov Ljubiša in the house where he was born. It is a small but substantive stop for visitors interested in the town’s cultural story as well as its scenery.
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1 / 2 The Church of St John is one of the key religious sites in the Old Town. It stands beside the remains of an early Christian basilica, making it easy to visit during a circular walk through the historic centre.
1 / 4 Santa Marija in Punta is among the oldest pre-Romanesque churches on the coast. Its position beside the sea and ramparts makes it a natural stop at the end of a walk through the Old Town.
1 / 3 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.
1 / 3 The ancient necropolis near the Avala area is a reminder that Budva has layers of history much older than today’s holiday resort. For fuller context, combine this site with Budva Town Museum and its archaeological collection.
The Budva Tourist Organisation highlights Zelena, or plava, stijena at the entrance to Rafailovići as a recognisable feature of the Bečići coast. Include it as a short stop during a seaside walk.
1 / 4 The stone settlement of Sveti Stefan developed as a fishing village and was converted into a town-hotel in the 20th century. For visitors, the first step is the view from the mainland; entry requires checking the current arrangements.
Gradište Monastery is a cultural site on a hill in Buljarica. The complex consists of three churches and monastic quarters. It is first mentioned in written sources in 1305; an earlier founding year given in tourist descriptions is cited as tradition.
The wetland hinterland of Buljarica is part of the bay's natural identity. The Montenegrin Ecologists Society studies its habitats and their protection, including two species of freshwater turtle in a 2025–2026 project.
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1 / 2 Kastio and Lazaret mark part of the Petrovac waterfront by the harbour. In the 16th century the Venetians built a fortress with a garrison and storehouses, while the neighbouring Lazaret served for quarantine. The name Kastel Lastva has remained part of the place's story.
Crvena komuna Memorial Hall combines local history with a contemporary cultural programme. The institution includes the Marko Krstov Gregović gallery, a memorial room and a cinema hall, while the open-air amphitheatre is also used for music events. For the current exhibition, use the institution's direct contact.
View detailsThe Roman mosaics at Mirišta bear witness to late antique Petrovac. According to the museum institution, a fragment depicting three fish with a shared head, discovered in 1902, has not survived. A larger mosaic discovered in 1941 is divided into twelve panels with geometric and plant motifs; the museum tentatively dates it to the mid-4th century and links it to the beginnings of early Christian art.
View detailsKatič and Sveta Neđelja are islets easily recognised from the Petrovac waterfront and are part of Katič Nature Park. The protected area links marine habitats and cultural sites, including the Church of Sveta Neđelja.
View detailsThe Bar Tourism Organisation lists the Dobra Voda viewpoint among its panoramic attractions, overlooking the Bar coast and the Adriatic Sea. It can be a short stop while exploring the surrounding area, separate from a day at the beach.
View detailsHaj-Nehaj preserves the remains of a medieval fortification on a hill above the Sutomore area. The Bar Tourism Organisation dates its first written mention to 1542 and links it to Venetian defences. Plan your visit as a separate trip inland.
View detailsThe Church of Saint Thecla stands west of Sutomore. The official tourism description dates it to the 14th century and highlights two altars, Orthodox and Catholic, as part of this religious site's history.
View detailsThe remains of the Benedictine monastery of Our Lady of Ratac stand on Cape Ratac, between Sutomore and Bar. The Bar Tourism Organisation links the site to the 11th century and describes a former complex of churches, buildings, walls and towers.
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