The mosque, which is located in the old part of Podgorica, was built at the end of XVIII century. The year of the construction is unknown because the mosque itself does not have that inscription, but what is more important is that during its existence it served as a place of gathering of local people who renewed it several times. Today it is protected by the state.
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Muo is a coastal village in the Bay of Kotor, located at 3km from Kotor, at the foot Vrmac. It is characterized by some medieval stone houses which are common for this area. In the center of Muo is Church St. Cosmas and Damian, which dates from 13. century. Muo has nearly 700 residents, except in summer months when this number at least doubled. Residents of the Muo has always dealt exclusively fishing. Because of its proximity, Muo is now an integral part of the town of Kotor.
Nikšić (Montenegrin Cyrillic: Никшић) is a city in Montenegro (42.78°N 18.94°E). In 2003 the city had a total population of 58,212.
Nikšić is located in Nikšić plain, at the foot of Mount Trebjesa. It is the center of Nikšić municipality (Population of 75,282), which is the largest municipality in Montenegro by area. Nikšić is the second largest city in Montenegro, after Podgorica, and is an important industrial, cultural, and educational center.
The city of Nikšić was built in the 4th century by the Goths. Its original name was Anagastum (from the Gothic personal name
Vranjina is an island in Lake Skadar in Montenegro.
It became the island between 1200 and 1233rd due to floods of lake water. It is long about 2 km and 1 km wide . Mada from limeston, Vranjina high is about 330 meters. On the northwest coast, is located Vranjina (Montenegrin Venice), settled after the 1835th from various parts of Montenegro. According to the census from 2003. was 218 inhabitants.
The island is the Monastery of Saint Nicholas, who is mentioned first 1233rd . It was also was residence of Bishop before moving capital from Zabljak to Cetinje. Vranjina and near Lesendera, were places of frequent fighting between Montenegrins and Turks.
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The monastery Zdreabaonik is located 2 km from Danilovgrad. This monastery, church of Rodjenje Presvete Bogorodice (Birth of the Holy Mother of God) was raised by Sveti Stefa Piperski (St. Stephen from Piperi) in 1637. The monastery grew from hermit cell of this saint.
The renewal of the monastery begun on 1994, and what is really important to point out is that for a long time there is an idea of connecting monasteries of Ostrog and Zdrebaonik with a direct road, and those works have begun. Its termination is expected to happen soon.
To the monastery Zdrebaonik you can come through Danilovgrad and then over the bridge on Zeta towards the village Sekulici (turning right on the crossroad after the bridge, and after the crossing of the railroad you turn again right), and then you go towards the village Jelenak. Here is a sign, which is not so easily visible so you should pay a little attention on the road signs.
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The valleys Great Sand and Small Sand are situated at the south of the Bar district, 10km away from Bar towards Ulcinj. The beaches are protected natural reservations. They are covered with fine sand, as is the sea bottom. Owing to its geographic position, you can enjoy fantastic sunsets in the late afternoon. The beaches are about 600m long, and a macadam road connects them with the main road. There is a weekend village among the old oak and olive trees in its background.
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