[2025 Kotor Attraction] Travel Guide for Saint Tryphon's Cathedral (Updated Jul)

St. Tryphon's Cathedral (Katedrala sv. Tripuna) is a popular place in Kotor. It is a Catholic Church built in 1166. Its interior design is simple but very nice! You can enjoy the old town walk from here and you can go for a hike nearby, the start point is from the church. I enjoy old town so much! There are lots of cats there, so cosy and chill! Most of the places accept credit card payment or Euros.

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#ancienttownvibes this holy place is turning into a fundraiser... I'll start by saying that every time I come here, the price gets higher. This year the cost is 4€... The cathedral is Catholic, but the exposition contains many Orthodox exhibits. As an engineer, I see a lot of unreported omissions that are visible to anyone who comes to work. You can easily learn the history of the building from the prospectuses and excursions. I especially like the books and engravings presented.

#summerdestinations Kotor, Montenegro, is an absolute gem! Nestled between towering mountains and the sparkling Adriatic Sea, this ancient city stole my heart during my summer vacation. 🏰🌊 The moment you step into Kotor's Old Town, you're transported back in time with its narrow cobblestone streets, medieval buildings, and charming squares. The city is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the 3€ entrance fee to climb the city walls is totally worth it. The views from the top are breathtaking—you get a panoramic view of the entire bay and the red-roofed city below. ⛰️ After exploring the Old Town, I wandered through local shops, enjoyed a coffee in a quaint café, and visited the St. Tryphon Cathedral, one of Kotor's many historical treasures. The whole area is steeped in history and offers a great mix of cultural and natural beauty. Whether you're into history, photography, or just love exploring new places, Kotor has something for everyone. #trip #KotorMagic #MedievalCharm #Montenegro #OldTownWanderings #StunningViews

#EuropeanTravel #St.TryphonSquare #ArmsSquare #Kotor #Montenegro There are several gates leading into the fortress city of Kotor, but the central gate is the Sea Gate facing the Bay of Kotor. When you pass through here, you will immediately reach Arms Square, where you will find the Clock Tower, the Prince's Palace, which was also used as the official residence of the Venetian Doge, the Armory used by the Venetians, and the Byzantine family's mansion. In addition, there are many other things to see, such as the Street of Craftsmen, Flour Square, and St.Tryphon Square. Walk around slowly, feel the leisurely atmosphere of the alleys, and taste Montenegrin specialties.

#2024wish Just soaked in the historic beauty of St. Tryphon's Cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro! ⛪✨ The €2 entrance fee felt like a steal for the time-traveling experience it offered. #StTryphonsGlow #KotorCathedralCharm The cathedral's Romanesque architecture is a mesmerizing sight against the backdrop of Kotor's Old Town. The intricate carvings and the iconic rose window give it an undeniable medieval charm. Climbing to the top rewarded me with stunning views of the red-tiled rooftops and the bay. 🏰🌅 Exploring the interior was like stepping into a time capsule. The frescoes and ancient artifacts tell tales of centuries past, providing a glimpse into the rich history of Kotor. The serene atmosphere and the echoes of history create a truly spiritual experience. 🎨⛪️ After the cathedral, a leisurely walk through the charming streets of Kotor's Old Town is a continuation of the cultural journey. The narrow alleys, vibrant squares, and cozy cafes add to the town's enchantment. 🚶♂️🏰 The Maritime Museum, just a stone's throw away, offers a maritime twist to the day. It houses a fascinating collection of exhibits, providing insights into Kotor's seafaring legacy. 🚢🏛️ For a post-cathedral treat, a visit to the Kamelija Shopping Mall is recommended. Its mix of shops and cafes provides a modern contrast to the historical surroundings. ☕🛍️ The nearby Cats Museum, dedicated to Kotor's beloved feline residents, adds a playful touch to the visit. Cat lovers will find it both amusing and endearing. 😺🏛️ Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture admirer, or just seeking the cultural heartbeat of Kotor, St. Tryphon's Cathedral is a must-visit. The affordable entrance fee, historical richness, and nearby attractions make it a shining gem in Montenegro's cultural crown! #KotorHeritage #MontenegroTreasure

Kotor, a city in Montenegro, Eastern Europe🌿 A port town facing the Adriatic Sea, it is registered as a World Heritage Site and is a wonderful place where you can still see the townscape from the Middle Ages🕊️ After climbing the stone-paved stairs that are the walls of the old town, a spectacular view of the sea and the city spreads out before you🥺 The sun is really hot in the summer, so the ice cream shops in the city are the perfect place to rest🍨🤍 Photos 5 and 6 are Perast, located about 14km northeast from the old town🪸 There is the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks here✨ The last photo is the Cathedral of St. Tryphon👀 Kotor is a small town, so it was convenient to take a day trip from Dubrovnik in Croatia😆 It was comfortable to use the express bus😌 Don't forget your passport as you will be crossing the border❕ #EuropeTravel#Kotor #Montenegro

Small travel destinations | Kotor, Montenegro, the most beautiful scenery in Kotor Bay Kotor on three sides of the mountain surrounded by water, this is a natural haven. However, due to its superior geographical location, this safe haven failed to protect its own safety. In its long history, it has not escaped all kinds of hardships. History, Rome, Byzantium, Venice, Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, etc. have all burned the war here. During World War I, Kotor was also an important naval base for the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Perhaps the city is also like a human being, and you can see the rainbow after the storm. Like Dubrovnik in Croatia, Kotor is one of the business cards of Montenegro. Some people commented that Kotor said: "If you can only go to an ancient city in Montenegro, it must be it." Kotor was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1979 and is one of the 30 most visited ancient cities in Europe. In 2016, Kotor was named the first of the top ten travel cities in 2016 by LP. In Montenegro, Kotor is a city that is more visible than the capital Podgorica. The Bay of Kotor is also a natural port that surrounds the mountains. The changing shape of the mountains and the bay gives each turn a unique landscape. Kotor is located in the deepest part of the entire Boka Bay (also known as the Bay of Kotor), quietly nestled in the foothills of the steep and towering Lovchenko Mountains, in front of a quiet and waveless bay. This is the famous port city of Kotor. When the cruise ship enters Hong Kong every morning, the whole small town begins to be lively. Climbing the ancient city wall is an excellent time in the morning or dusk. One is that the mountain is not exposed to the sun, and the second is the sunrise and sunset scenery. Of course, if you go at night, you can see the night view of the entire Bay of Kotor, but the individual is not a special suggestion, because the road to climb the wall is long and steep, and it is more likely to be an accident when it is too dark at night, so you need to be careful if you are going to watch the night scene. tips: 1, the road to the top is more rugged, please prepare suitable shoes for climbing to prevent falls. 2, check the weather forecast and get ready for sun protection or rain. 3, carry a little water and a small nozzle to replenish energy and moisture.