© MrSco · CC BY 2.0Podgorica City StadiumPodgoricaStadion pod Goricom stands in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro. Built in 1945 on the site of a wartime field, it has grown from a modest 5,000-seat ground to a modern 11,080-seat stadium. The four stands—west, east, south and north—surround a 105-by-70-metre pitch that was fully renovated in 2014. Floodlights were… read moreOpen place
© ines lukic · CC BY 3.0Millennium BridgePodgoricaThe Millennium Bridge is a cable-stayed structure that crosses the Morača river in Podgorica, Montenegro. It stands in the heart of the city, linking the Boulevard of Ivan Crnojević with July 13 street. The bridge’s single white pylon rises 57 metres above the road, supported by twelve cables on the deck and… read moreOpen place
© ines lukic · CC BY 3.0Cathedral of the Resurrection of ChristPodgoricaThe Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ stands in Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital. It is an Eastern Orthodox church under the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral. Construction began in 1993 to designs by Predrag Ristić. The building covers about 1,300 square metres. Consecration took place in 2013… read moreOpen place
© Desemeus · CC BY-SA 4.0Morača Sports CenterPodgoricaMorača Sports Centre is a multi-sports venue beside the Morača River in Podgorica’s modern quarter. The complex spreads over five hectares and contains courts, pools and halls. It also hosts concerts and other events throughout the year. The centre has grown since its opening in 1978. Its main hall staged six… read moreOpen place
© Liridon · CC BY-SA 4.0Podgorica Clock TowerPodgoricaThe Clock Tower stands in the old town of Podgorica, on Bećir Beg Osmanagić square in the Stara Varoš neighbourhood. It is one of the few Ottoman buildings that survived the city’s bombing in the Second World War. The tower rises 19 metres above the square, built from stone in 1667 by Hadži-paša Osmanagić, a leading… read moreOpen place
© Desemeus · CC BY-SA 4.0Montenegrin National TheatrePodgoricaThe Montenegrin National Theatre stands in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro. It was founded in 1953 as a city theatre under the name Titograd National Theatre. The theatre began with all the attributes of a national theatre but only received its current name in 1969. It gathered prominent actors from across… read moreOpen place
© Nikve · CC BY-SA 4.0Church of the Holy Heart of JesusPodgoricaThe Church of the Holy Heart of Jesus stands in Podgorica’s Konik neighbourhood. Built in 1969, it replaced a church destroyed in the Second World War. The building is the only Roman Catholic church in the city and serves the local Albanian Catholic community. Designed by Zvonimir Vrkljan, it resembles a ship in form.… read moreOpen place
© Rasho · CC0Independence Square, PodgoricaGemeinde PodgoricaIndependence Square sits in Nova Varoš, the administrative and cultural heart of Podgorica. It covers five thousand square metres and forms the central town square. The city library ‘Radosav Ljumović’ and the state gallery ‘Art’ open their doors here. Two pedestrian streets, Freedom Street and Njegoš’s Street, frame… read moreOpen place
© Rasho992 · CC BY-SA 3.0DepedogenPodgoricaThe Ribnica Fortress stands above the joining of the Ribnica and Morača rivers in Podgorica’s old quarter, Stara Varoš. Built late in the 15th century, it once guarded the town with a second fortress nearby. For centuries it stored gunpowder in a building called Depedöğen until lightning in 1878 blew out much of its… read moreOpen place
© Rasho992 · CC BY-SA 3.0Dajbabska Gora TowerPodgoricaThe Dajbabska Gora Tower stands on Dajbabska Gora, a hill rising in the south of Podgorica. It is a tall radio frequency spectrum control tower, built to manage communications across Montenegro. The hill itself is a quiet green space on the city’s edge, offering wide views over Podgorica and the surrounding valleys.… read moreOpen place
