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by Ivan Stojanović

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Citadela

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 19 June 2010

Citadela Citadela is a fortress located at the very sea and its walls used to connect it with the upper city. The tower, with the walls, was built during the Venetian rule. The fortress was almost entirely torn down in the 1979 earthquake, and today, it is more in the sea than on the ground. One can see only the remains of the fortress.

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Blažo Jovanović bridge

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 29 May 2010

Podgorica Blažo Jovanović bridge, Podgorica

Sahat kula

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 24 May 2010
Sahat kula

The Clock Tower (Sahat kula) is the one of the major cultural and historical monuments in Podgorica . Situated on the central square Bećir beg Osmanagic , in the Old Town (Stara Varos) is the symbol of the former Podgorica. It was built by Haji Pasha Osmanagic in the 18th century ( 16 meters high) , and beside it,there was the old railway station.

Moscow bridge

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 19 May 2010

Podgorica Pedestrian bridge in Podgorica, across the river Moraca, also known as Moscow, as the steel structure for bridge is received from Moscow. It”s 105 meters long, innovative designs, with a few wooden benches and canopies. Opened on 19 December 2009.

Clock Tower

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 16 May 2010

Sat Kula The Clock Tower is one of the symbols of Kotor. It occupies the central place in the square opposite the main gate. It was built in 1602 but it is supposed not to have been finished at the time of the 1667 earthquake, as on that occasion the Tower considerably inclined towards the west i.e. to the sea. Later there had been some attempts to put it back in upright position but after the 1979 catastrophic earthquake it returned to the same position. The Clock Tower was partly built in the Baroque style while the northern and eastern façade is in the Gothic style. Below the Clock Tower there is the Pillar of Shame which was used for punishment of an accused person by placing him/her in front of the Pillar so that all the citizens of Kotor would know for his/her offence.

Haj Nehaj

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 13 May 2010

Haj Nehaj The remains of the medieval city  Nehaj raised in the 15th century are situated at a distance of about 10 km northwest of Bar on the hill above the rough sea.
Built by the Venetians to defend ,for the first time mentioned in the 16th century.
There is the church of St.. Dimitri from the 18th century with two altars that are older than the fort.

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10 things about MNE 10

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