Montenegro

Montenegro at a Glance

Montenegro: the name means ‘black mountain’. Whether the image portrayed is of the brooding, pine-clad Mount Lovcen, or the towering 15th-century figure of Ivan Crnojevic, is a mystery. What is certain, though, is that this tiny country alongside the warm Adriatic is all set to be rediscovered.
 

Special Note: New Phone Codes (2008)

Pod, Danilograd, Kolasin 020
Bar/Ulcinj 030
Herceg Novi 031
Kotor/Tivat 032
Budva/Petrovac 033
Cetinje 041
Niksic/Pluzine/Savnik 040
Bijelo Polje/Mijkovac 050
Berane/Andrijevica/ Rozaje/Plav 051

New Emergency/Information Numbers

Emergency 112
Police 122
Fire 123
Ambulance 124
Speaking clock 125
Road traffic info 134
Weather 1325

Capital City:
Podorica

Currency:
Euro

Language:
Serbian

International Telephone Code:
+381

ISBN-10: 1841622257

ISBN-13: 9781841622255

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Table of Contents

(1) Acknowledgements 
(2) Introduction  
(3) Chapter 1 Background information 
(4) Chapter 2 Practical information 
(5) Chapter 3 A Tale of Two Cities 
(6) Chapter 4 Bay of Kotorska  
(7) Chapter 5 The Budva Riviera 
(8) Chapter 6 Haj-Nehaj 
(9) Chapter 7 Tramontana 
(10) Chapter 8 Eastern Highlands  
(11) Chapter 9 Borders and beyond 
(12) Appendix 1 Language 
(13) Appendix 2 Glossary 
(14) Appendix 3 Further reading 
(15) Index 

About the Author

Annalisa Rellie is a freelance journalist who specialises in travel and food. She lives in London.

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