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11.11.2012

Montenegro in November

I have long wanted to write how we live in Montenegro in the fall. November gradually came - in my hometown it has long been minus and there is snow, and in Montenegro we barely put on jackets and light jackets. Daytime temperatures fluctuate...

09.11.2012

Cooking like in Montenegro: splash

We're continuing to bring Montenegro to life in our kitchen: today, the menu features popular meatballs called PLESKAVICA. Pleskavica are very similar to Čevapi, which look like fingers, but are made from roughly the same dough. Pleskavica left no one indifferent...

08.11.2012

Sveti Stefan, city-hotel (Montenegro)

We read more about the island of Sveti Stefan, admire the photos, save up money and come to see this miracle with our own eyes from afar or from the inside 😉 (how lucky!)

Как мы оформляли итальянскую визу в Черногории: получилось!

06.11.2012

How we applied for an Italian visa in Montenegro: it worked!

I continue the story of how we apply for a Schengen visa at the Italian Consulate in Podgorica, Montenegro (read the beginning here). After the ordeal of collecting documents, we again arrived at the Italian consulate last Thursday, November 1, 2012...

05.11.2012

Cooking like in Montenegro: riblya chorba

It's autumn and rain is common, so it's the perfect time for kitchen experiments (and with summer approaching, we'll leave all traces of those culinary experiments in the sea!). We're launching a section dedicated to Montenegrin and Balkan cuisine, trying out some cooking and...

02.11.2012

Feijoa (and in Montenegro too!)

I have long heard, or rather, read on the Internet, about a fruit under the strange name "feijoa", when pronouncing which, without special preparation, you can twist your tongue. 🙂 I read that it is very useful and that it can even be grown...

31.10.2012

Serbian (=Montenegrin) lessons

Although Serbian is similar to Russian, it's still a different language, and to be able to express oneself at even the most basic level, it's essential to learn it. Incidentally, Montenegrin (–) is essentially Serbian with...

25.10.2012

Etno Jazz in Montenegro

A couple of days ago, a Montenegrin friend of ours invited us to Old Kotor for Ethno Jazz –. It turns out life doesn't stop when the season ends! I've never heard ethno jazz, so it's hard to say whether this performance was...

Кошмар в итальянском консульстве, или как мы получали Итальянскую визу в Черногории

24.10.2012

A nightmare in the Italian consulate, or how we got an Italian visa in Montenegro

I hasten to share my sincere indignation, which I feel after yesterday's visit to the Italian Consulate in Podgorica, Montenegro, in an attempt to apply for a Schengen visa. To begin with, I have a lot of experience in obtaining different ...

Идеи самостоятельных путешествий в Черногории: возвращение в Дубровник

19.10.2012

Independent travel ideas in Montenegro: return to Dubrovnik

At the beginning of summer, I wrote about our first experience of visiting neighboring Croatia, in particular Dubrovnik. It's no secret that in Dubrovnik, which is an hour's drive from the nearest major city to the Croatian border...

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