プラヴスコ湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The Ali Springs are located just under 3 kilometers from the center of Gusinje. There's a restaurant right next to the springs. A beautiful, very easy circular trail offers a short hike past the springs, along a huge climbing rock, and past several camps.

Newly built large mosque in Gusinje. They didn't skimp here ;-) (Tip: Restrooms downstairs)

There are cafes on the left and right, where people sit and drink tea and coffee. The city administration has its magnificent new building here, and the new Radoncica Mosque is also located here.

A no longer inhabited fortified residential tower; the shadows of the stairs to the first floor are still visible.

Small mosque in Gusinje, again one with a pretty wooden minaret.

The Redžepagić Dža mija (Mosque) was built in 1880 and was named after the nearby Redžepagić Kulla. It was probably built by a merchant named Haso Ferović. Today, it is more commonly called the Sabović Mosque. It features a towering wooden tower, wonderful carvings, and a beautiful interior.

The mosque (1909) with its 41.50 meter high minaret is possibly the last to be built in Montenegro under the Ottomans.

The Ćarska Džamija (Imperial Mosque) (1471) is the first mosque built in Montenegro after the Ottoman conquest, probably by soldiers. It contained a library, and the minaret is still made of wood. Its interior was renovated in the 18th century and features beautiful woodwork.