Nice to see the bridge in real. Some issues to find a parking place ( don‘t understand how to pay because service was down) but loved to see it also from lake side

Modern bridge in the heart of Podgorica. The view from Moscow bridge is is one of the best to take a photo.

Very interesting bridge to visit in the Podgorica beautiful constructed attractive bridge

Beautiful local sightseeing in Podgorica! Well exposed for photography while walking in parks around it.

Lovely site to visit and it’s feee lol…we took beautiful pictures and videos here.

Really nice view on the bridge. But nothing too special about it.

Modern and magnificent bridge in the new center of Podgorica. It is relative big and used for cars and pedestrians. Better view is from a pedestrians bridge just next to. It also worth a visit at night to see the bridge lights. Quite colourful. River below the bridge looks clean.

I wanted to share with you these images of the clouds dancing with the sky. It was beautiful. If you are in Podgorica, don't pass by without stopping by.

Beautiful bridge, it's 10 to 20 minutes walking distance from the old square

A symbolic bridge that also offers great views on both sides.

Cool bridge, hasn't collapsed so it's doing its job 👍

Beatiful bridge on downtown. There are several small bridges near this bridge. Most locals use small side bridges for walking.

The bridge was designed by Marjan Pipenbaher from the Slovenian company Ponting Bridges and Mladen Ulićević, a professor at Faculty of Civil Engineering in Podgorica. It was built by the Slovenian company Primorje, and opened on 13 July 2005, Montenegro's National Day. It quickly became one of the city's most prominent landmarks. The bridge is 173 metres long, and the pylon soars 57 m above the roadbed. Twelve cables support the roadway deck, while twenty-four more are attached to the counterweights, creating an imposing image. The construction of the bridge began in 2005, and the building cost was approximately 7 million euros. The roadway carries two lanes of traffic and a pedestrian walkway in each direction. The bridge connects the Boulevard of Ivan Crnojević in the city centre and July 13 street in the new part of city, thus relieving the other congested bridges connecting the city center with the densely populated districts over the Morača river.

Very kind and welcoming people. A must visit place if you come to Podgorica. Just take bus line number 1 or get here by car.

A really unique monastery. Easy to get to from Podgorica. They have a small gift shop as well on the premises. You enter a foyer before entering a series of caves. The caves form a cross and there is a great legend about you can easily find online. Truly a unique and breathtaking experience.

The Dajbabe Monastery was dedicated to the Assumption of Mother Mary. The monastery was founded in 1897. In the beginning, only the space of the cave was used as a sanctuary, with the plan to be expanded later with chapels. The visible part of the church is situated outside the cave, depicting a spacious entrance porch with two belfries. The Dajbabe Monastery also possesses a reliquary with the relics of St. Simeon of Dajbabe. The monastery itself is beautifully maintained. One can't help but feel peace and quiet there.

Only a 5 minute detour if your destination is podgorica after landing. A must see if you're close in my opinion. Very fascinating way of building a small monastery literally into rock. Also the garden is vey well kept, beautiful and cozy.

Such a beautiful place and the monk is an amazing guy lovely to talk to and incredibly kind. Must see place it is incredibly impactful

Amazing place to visit, don't hesitate to go ask the monks to visit the caves.

The Dajbabe Monastery was dedicated to Uspenje Bogorodice or the Assumption of Mary, the monastery was founded in 1897. In the beginning, only the space of the cave was used as a sanctuary, with the plan to be expanded later with chapels. The visible part of the church is situated outside the cave, depicting a spacious entrance porch with two belfries. The Dajbabe Monastery also possesses a reliquary with the relics of St. Simeon Dajbabe.

From Podgorica there are no signs to this monastry whatsoever. You get there with narrow suburban road and there is nothing along the road that indicates an important landmark is nearby. Once there a house among hundreds of olive trees emerges, looking quite modern and uninteresting. Inside however there are impressive catacombs that hide a lot of history. A guy working in a shop was polite enough to give us 15-minute history lesson of the place.

It is a bit difficult to get there but it is a nice place. Go inside the church and you can enter the caves with old paintings on the wall.

Beautiful ... Saint Simon and Saint George

Monastery Dajbabe is located near Podgorica and is dedicated to Holy Mother of God. The monastery is situated on hill in the village of the same name and has a very interesting history. The monastery interior is buried in the ground, and its interior space is made up of caves. In the monastery are the remains of the saint Simeon Dajbabski. There is a legend about how the monastery was made. In 1890 a Saint came to a boy and told him to move with the sheeps, because he stands on a holy place, and that in one cave there were his relics and remains. He also told him to build a church in that place. The boy told him that he was orphaned without a father and mother and that he was not able to build a church. The saint told him to talk about this miracle, which he did. He goes to the monastery Ostrog, and there he met the monk Simeon who believed him. Simeon came to Dajbabe in 1896., and in a half a year makes Monastery. The bones of mysterious Saint where never found. But he spoke to Simeon and told him not to search for them, because when the time is right he will show the place of his rest. It is believed that these are the remains of the monk Ilarion, first bishop in this region.

There is a cave inside that splits into different arms each serving as a chapel.

Very interesting, however to be honest I was surprised with poor quality of frescoes on walls of Cave especially in comparison with other monasteries like Ostrog

very bad stadium and old and dirty !! the seats are completely dirty inside ! no renovations at all and no maintenance at all. Don't get surprised if one day the whole stadium will collapse from the crowd...Safety and security is Zero here. the organizers of the matches are terrible in organization ! I was in Montenegro Serbia match one time and all gates are closed and they open only one gate before few minutes and all people get queezed from the crowd and enter from one Gate only...terrible organization! Balkan organization....no surprise! Plus all restaurants and coeffeshops in that street close during and before the match as they are scared from the other supporters ! catastrophic really ! it's like we are on war or invasion...honestly I never see in many countries and towns where the stadium is in the heart of city and where all traffic got blocked !! only in Montenegro! this Stadium should be destroyed and make new stadium in area far at least 5 to 7 KM from the center !

Nice reasonably sized stadium with glorious views from the west stand. Only issue was very dusty seats and lack of open club shop to buy merch.

Small stadium that is not really comfortable for crowded events - not enough seats and tickets. Seats were very dirty and some fans were also too impolite.

A good looking small stadion

Good stadium. Not like west​ Europe big stadiums , but nod bad. Very good for east Europe. There have bars and a souvenir shop from west side of the stadium.

good little stadium i like it.I live in Montenegro and its 2022 now.

Decent stadium a bit small however there are a few nice bars close by

Beautiful Stadium but it needs new materials to be placed.

There is no place for rasisum shame on all you who cheered and booed are players this needs to stop

Definitely worth going! The whole place has a grotesque feeling, you could call it an industrial church! The people running the place are really nice and the children that are at the area are very nice, talkative, playful and seem to have a good time living here too! Must visit in beautiful Podgorica!

We couldnt get inside the building.

Really interesting building - brutalist style cathedral. Situated in between a busy road and railroad tracks. Didn’t look open so wasn’t able to look inside.

Hidden brutalist church in the city. Worth a visit!

The church is worth a visit if you are a fan of Brutalist architecture. It may or may not be open to look inside and it is a 20 - 25 minute walk (each way) along a busy, noisy, non-scenic road, from the Karver Bookstore. I think it was worth the walk but be aware. You should be able to get into the yard and walk around. I was not able to get inside. But maybe I just needed to try more doors. Part of it was a school and I didn’t want to bother the teachers.

Miss the Church of my childhood!! Never forget all the kids used to get gifts on Christmas Eve!

I don’t like the architecture of the church, it looks like a Titanic. It is not finished yet. Inprefer traditional catholic churches

Very kind Salesian priests explaind, it is one of the first churches built in Yugoslavia, and the government did not allow traditional style. So the brutalistic churc is a reminder of the time and regime of the past. It is amazing to see how much work has been done since the Salesians came in town.