Let's go to the city today Cetinje. On the outskirts of the city there are markets where they sell used cars - they decided to combine business with pleasure. From Kotor V Cetinje two roads lead: one through Budva (faster) and the second along the ancient mountain winding road called "Stairs of Cattaro" (as the Venetians called it), which has 25 turns! Of course, you don’t travel along it every day (you have to be extremely careful when cornering - the road can only accommodate one car, but from time to time there are pockets with which cars can pass), but the views from it are simply amazing - you can see the entire Bay of Kotor.
Bay of Kotor
On the way to Cetinje we met a village Negushi - very small and provincial. Negushi 
Dog, snow and sun
walked along Negushi
Zora zucchini
Our table
For each person we paid 12.5 euros (500 rubles). The prices are the same as in the city, but I think this quality is definitely worth the money. I highly recommend visiting this village. In the summer, tourists are usually taken there, and I don’t know if the guests will be given the same warm welcome as in the lonely winter, so we ourselves always try to travel outside the high season - so that we can better feel the local flavor. But if you come in the summer Negushi (where, by the way, the founder of the local royal family, Negoshev, was born) is still an obligatory item on the tourist program.
Finally, we arrived at CetinjeCetinje - the former capital of Montenegro, for many years successfully repulsed the assaults of the Ottoman Turks. The famous Cetinje Monastery is located in the city, which more than once sheltered Montenegrin warriors behind its walls. The monastery is in excellent condition and is open to tourists. We haven't found any other sights yet. But the city lives its mountain life. I think it should be more interesting here in the summer.
Cetinje
