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WHAT YOU VISIT  
Kotor Cable Car Ride 
Soar 1,316 meters (4,317 feet) above sea level from the the starting point at Dub to the final station at Kuk aboard the Kotor Cable Car. Each spacious gondola boasts high, protective glass and affords mesmerizing 360° views. The enjoyable 11-minute ride travels a distance of 3,900 meters (12,795 feet) over Lovcen National Park and ends on top of Mount Lovćen (the black mountain for which the country is named and considered the Montenegrin Olympus). Here, you'll disembark and have free time to ooh and ahh and photograph the Bay of Kotor and the Adriatic Sea and the ancient town of Kotor scattered below. 
Kotor Old Town  
A maze of cobblestone streets, simple buildings topped with sepia-toned roofs, lovely Romanesque churches, and a well-preserved and restored medieval Old Town have earned Kotor a place on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Follow your guide through the picturesque streets past historical sites such as the 12th-century St. Tryphon Cathedral, dedicated to the city's patron saint and protector. Later, you have time to explore on your own. 
 
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES 
The views from stop Mount Lovcen are outstanding. Dominating the horizon are two imposing peaks-the 5,738-foot-tall Stirovnik and the 5,436-foot-tall Jezerski vrh.  
 
REFRESHMENTS 
While exploring Old Town, you might like to treat yourself to a sweet like "priganice," small airy doughnuts traditionally served with honey, or a crunchy, dry, cookie called a "frustula."  
 
SHOPPING 
If you'd like to remember your visit to Kotor, souvenirs like Montenegrin honey, brojanica bracelets, and handmade embroidery make wonderful memories. 
 
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY 
From Kotor, you'll travel along a scenic route with mountains accompanying you all the way to the village of Dub.