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Podgorica

Podgorica, Montenegro capital, is among the smallest European capitals. That means it's pretty easy to visit it in one day. It was destroyed in the Second World War and rebuilt afterwards. Now it's a nice city with remains of socialist era, but also with new fine cafes, galleries and parks.

We started our day in Podgorica with a coffee at Cafe Soba, on Bokeška street, a nice place on a fine streets in the city center.

We then had a walk in King's Park, the green nice park in the center and made our way towards the river banks.

One of the few remaining old monuments in the city is the Old Bridge, built during Roman times. It's a nice stone bridge over Ribnica River, close to its confluence point with Morača River.

We also visited Millennium Bridge over Morača River. It's an impressive modern bridge.

Another nice bridge over Moraca River is Moscow Bridge. It seems that Moscow offered this bridge as a gift to the people of Montenegro. It's a pedestrian bridge with a nice view over the city and the mountains nearby.

We had a drink at Hotel Podgorica terrace, where we enjoyed a nice view over the river and the bridges.

We visited the main square of the city, Trg Nezavisnosti. It'a nice place where you can observe the locals and the urban vibe.

We finished the day in Podgorica with dinner at Pod Volat restaurant.