After graduation travel to Montenegro and Croatia

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June 12th 2010

Published: July 5th 2015

After my university graduation in 2010, my parents gifted me with a present - a family travel to Montenegro. I did not even expect that they would congratulate me with the graduation in this way. Anyway, I was really happy, because it was my first journey to Europe. Our travel took a week, but it was a highly saturated week. First of all, we enjoyed to the full the local sights near out hotel in ... Read Full Entry

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Koloda Kseniya Vladimirovna

Silver Wolf

I'm a Ukrainian young woman passionate about traveling. A strong desire to get new experiences and knowledge, inexhaustible thirst for adventure, and competence in two languages (English and Spanish) drive me to travel. Traveling is a true philosophy of self-improvement to me. It is not only an interesting way to pass the time, but also a highly important aspect of my identity that allows me to discover something new, change my worldview, and develop myself. Traveling is one of those things that indeed makes sense of my life. I believe that traveling is the most interesting way to investigate ... full info

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A fragment of Venetian architecture

Dubrovnik was built mostly by Italians, so this Croatian city can be considered a piece of Italy in the Balkans.

A life statue

It is a keeper of the key to Dubrovnik.

Stradun

Walking along the old street in Dubrovnik.

A fregment of Dubrovnik fortress

The fortress is washed by Mediterranean sea.

In Kotor

This old fortress could not be seized for centuries.

A religious sight in Kotor

A local temple.

A fragment of Kotor fortress

Massive walls of the old fortress grow from the sea.

Realm of cats

Kotor is a Montenegrin city with a huge amount of cats. According to the local legend, cats saved the city from plague in the 16th century. Since that time they are believed to be sacred сreatures. Descendants of those famous cats inhabit the city today.

Walking in Kotor

Small and cosy city square near a church.

A historical-religious sight

There are many religious building in Kotor.

Drinking water from the fountain

A typical scenery of Kotor city - a clean street, stone houses, palms, and a fountain.

A "magic" clock in Kotor

A slightly inclined tower has a magic clock - if you stand near it, your clock becomes losing track of time =) I think the fact is that the сlock of majority of people is either fast or slow, so standing near a сlock tower with accurate time may produce such feeling...

Beauty of Kotor

A place where you don't want to hurry.

Tivat

A scenery from the restaurant on the beach.

Magic sunset

Meeting our last night in Montenegro.

Paradise on the earth

Montenegro will always remain in my heart as a country with beautiful landscape, homelike city interior, and atmosphere of tranquility.

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