Εύκολες πεζοπορίες και περίπατοι στο Ούλτσινι

In 2025, there will be a rather adventurous wooden pedestrian bridge over the river. Google doesn't show it either. The walk across the road bridge is long and very unattractive.

Don’t enter

Unfortunately there is now an entrance fee (€2.50 Sept '23)

The old salt pans are especially a paradise for bird lovers. Entry costs €2.50 per person (as of 09/23). It's worth taking your bike and a good pair of binoculars with you.

The church was rebuilt in 1890 by the Montenegrin king after liberation from the Turks on the site of an old nunnery. The olive trees were planted for each fallen liberation fighter. Their names are written on a plaque at the church entrance.

Each of the olive trees was planted for a fallen soldier (name on a plaque at the church entrance) who fell during the liberation of the city from the Turks. They are about 10 years younger than the church.

The old town is a (modern) dream of a medieval town, perched on a rocky spur reaching far into the sea, high walls and a citadel protect it, narrow streets offer shade, arches in between and stairs up and down, Venetian and Ottoman palaces and houses. Of course, these are modernized and mostly in the hands of hotels and restaurants; how should it be otherwise.

The oldest mosque in Ulcinj (1782) and the city's main mosque. Please note the dress code.