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The oldest church with the precise date of constructing in Budva is crunch of St. Mary’s. It’s placed in Old Town of Budva. This is a short Latin inscription in stone about the building of a church in 840. Today it survives incorporated in the north wall of St. Mary’s – one of the oldest known, accurately dated, medieval inscriptions on the eastern Adriatic coast. It is believed that it refers to the church of St. Mary cited in later written sources. It is not known where the church was located; possibly it was even an adaptation of the diocesan basilica.
The small town of Budva did not preserve many records of its appearance in the Middle Ages. Material remains confirm continuity of habitation in the town. For this period there are the remains of ecclesiastical buildings, and something an be concluded on the basis of the medieval walls.

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It was founded by Ivan Crnojevic, the last ruler of strong mediaeval state of Zeta. After leaving old capital (Zabljak of Crnojevic on the Skadar Lake) before Turkish invasion, Ivan Crnojevic in 1482 built himself a castle on the slopes of the Mt. Lovcen. Two years later he built a Monastery devoted to Holly Mother where he placed Montenegrin Clergy. The valley Lovcenski dolac in the woods beneath Lovcen became a new capital of Montenegro.

Late XVII century, 1697 Danilo Petrovic became Bishop, which event marked the beginning of rule of the Petrovic Dynasty, which was on the throne until the capitulation of Montenegro in the I World War in 1916. During the rule of the Petrovic Dynasty there were seven rulers. Every one of them contributed to liberation, recognition and cultural development of Montenegro as a state.

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Ploče beach is located on Cape Platamuni,  9 kilometers away from Budva, near the beach  Trsteno. Named because of the specific plate rocks. The beach is composed of rocky and sandy parts. Mostly dominated by rocky pools for children and adults. There is beach bar and a very clean water.

A small, peaceful place in Boka Kotorska bay famous for its interference of mountain and sea winds mixed with 548 types of herbs that are suitable for lung diseases, particularly in the late spring and early autumn.

Small fisherman’s settlement from XIV century remained preserved over the centuries.

Donji Stoliv is located at the very sea shore. The pebble road will take you to Gornji Stoliv through the woods and olive groves. A fantastic view over the entire Boka will burst before you up there.

Gornji and Donji Stoliv have around 500 inhabitants.

The first camellia from Japan was brought by the Stoliv seamen in XVIII century. “Days of Cammellia” have been organized in the springtime ever since.

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Plužine (Montenegrinn Cyrillic: Плужине) is a town in northwesten Montenegro. It has a population of 1,494 (2003 census).
Plužine is the centre of Plužine municipality (population 4,272) and unofficial centre of Piva region, named after Piva River.After the building of Mratinje Dam in 1975, the town was transferred uphill, while the previous location was flooded by newly created Piva Lake.Plužine is located on a road connecting Podgorica and Nikšić with central Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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The temple of the Holy. Basil of Ostrog, was built in the nineteenth century. It was made by the Russian architect Mihailo Mihailovic Preobraženski. This monument was erected in honor of Montenegrin and Herzegovinian dead hero in the wars of the 1875th-1880th year. Constructions began 1886th year. It is composed by a committee led by the Duke Šako Petrovic and engineer all. Joseph Slade, who chose the place,  Peterovu Glavicu .

The cornerstone for this church is set 17.jula 1895th year. The church was built more than five years, and was completed in 28.8. 1900th year. Its first priest was Elijah Jovićević from Ceklin.

Between the wars the belfry was placed a large clock, a diameter of 2.36 m.

The church is located near the castle of King Nikola.

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