Gorgeous small town ruined by monstrous cruise ships which wreck the skyline and marine ecosystem, and disgorge thousands of lemming-like passengers daily who overwhelm the city in their cookie-cutter groups and have prompted the transformation of the local shops into tacky souvenir sellers. They should...More

Less commercialised than Dubrovnik and a walk up to the fort is a must. The cruise ship crowds do pack the place but that’s bearable.

We had a very nice guided tour of the old city, which is charming and completely walled in. Behind it is a steep trail into the mountains and worth the 45 minute hike to the top. The views of the harbor are incredible, and there...More

A great mixture of tourist shops,local shops and restaurants. Lots of museums,Churches as history. A fun visit.

I walked into the old town and it felt cozy, clean, friendly and welcoming. Kotor is such a nice city and the Old Town has great deals on shopping, food and anything else. You won’t regret visiting it.

The old city of Kotor is very picturesque and the most important is not too overcrowded, so you enjoy your walking better. There are many secret corners which are waiting to discover them.

As with many of these little fishing villages and towns Kotor old town is full of quaint churches with more than a spattering of coffee shops restaurants and bars. Round every corner is a new experience whether an old building with a thriving cafe or...More