Visit Montenegro with your Eurail Pass

Nicknamed “The Pearl of the Mediterranean,” Montenegro, located in the South of the Adriatic, offers a wealth of culture, history, natural beauty and, of course, crystal blue water and warm beaches.  Your Montenegro train travel adventure will take you to coastal, central and mountain towns, each with its own personality and beauty. Montenegro’s capital of Podgorica, with a population of just over 136-thousand, is the country’s commercial and cultural hub. Featuring contemporary buildings, lush landscapes, lovely parks, theatres, cultural and historic monuments, this bustling city has much to offer – and you can see it all with your Montenegro train tickets.

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A top ten of things to experience in Montenegro

Monastery of Ostrog

Above the valley of Bjelopavlici, you’ll find a breathtaking monastery carved into rocks. Founded in the 17th century, this is one of the most visited Christian shrines in the world.

Biogradska Gora

This National Park is in the middle of Bjelasica Mountain, between Tara and Lim rivers. Lush pastures and tranquil lakes, including Biogradsko Lake, the largest glacier lake in the park, adorn this virgin territory. You’ll also discover historic monuments, quaint villages, and architectural finds during your Montenegro train travel excursion.

Boka Kotorska

This is, perhaps one of the most picturesque bays anywhere. With its jetting cliffs and dark blue water, you can discover more than a half-a-dozen islands that make up this popular bay.

Durmitor mountain

You’ll uncover breathtaking canyons and rivers, glacier lakes and pristine evergreen forests in this National Park.

Lovcen Mountain & Mausoleum

Rising above the coastal region, this breathtaking National Park is the backdrop of Kotor. In the peaks of Stirovnik and Jezerski vrh, you’ll discover the mausoleum of Petar II Petrovic Njegos, a poet, philosopher and statesmen of Montenegro.

Ada Bojana

Believe it or not, a shipwreck is to thank for this artificial island. It sunk between two nearby islands, and over many years, gathered sediment, creating this beautiful locale known for its sandy beaches, excellent sailing and mouthwatering seafood.

Skadarsko Jezero (Skadar lake)

The biggest in the Balkans, this lake’s beauty and its rich flora and fauna make it an absolute must during your Montenegro train travel. This National Park is also an important habitat of water birds and is rich in cultural and historic monuments.

Budva Music Festival

The biggest music festival on the south of the Adriatic, this event draws many tourist and performers from the European scene and from around the world.

Kotor Carnival

This annual carnival celebration draws thousands of people to Kotor. Featuring a masked ball, majorettes, children’s carnival, delicious cuisine, entertainment and live music.

Hill car races

Every year, distinguished racers test their strength on menacing hills as they make their way from Cetinje to Loven. The race is recognized by the Federation of International Automobiles (FIA) and draws thousands of spectators to Montenegro annually.

When to travel to Montenegro

So, when is the best time to use those Montenegro train tickets? While summer is the height of the season – an ideal, quieter time for Montenegro train travel is between April and June.

More information about Montenegro

  • Tourist information: www.visit-montenegro.com
  • Wikitravel: Montenegro
  • Yahoo! Weather: Montenegro
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