Sahat Kula stands as a testament to Podgorica's rich Ottoman heritage. This iconic Podgorica clock tower, located in the heart of the city's Old Town, has witnessed centuries of history unfold. Rising 19 meters above Bećir Beg Osmanagić square, the stone tower features a clock mechanism added in 1890. This timepiece, crafted by the Pietro Colbachini foundry in Italy, continues to mark the hours for Podgorica's residents and visitors alike. A metal cross atop the tower reflects Montenegro's diverse cultural influences. As a protected cultural monument, Sahat Kula serves as both a functional landmark and a symbol of Podgorica's enduring spirit. Its presence in the Stara Varoš neighborhood offers a glimpse into the city's past while remaining an integral part of its present urban landscape.

The Millennium Bridge in Podgorica stands as a striking symbol of Montenegro's modern ambitions. Spanning the Morača River, this cable-stayed structure opened on July 13, 2005, coinciding with Montenegro's National Day. The bridge quickly became one of Podgorica's most prominent landmarks, showcasing the city's architectural progress and engineering prowess.

As we dive into August, we’re thrilled to share highlights from the Somersby Summer Jam festival and get you excited about the incredible concerts still to come. From its kickoff in June, the festival has been a vibrant celebration of music, community, and summer fun, and there’s so much more on the horizon!

Montenegro, a stunning country in the Balkans, offers visitors more than just scenic landscapes and historic sites. A significant aspect of Montenegrin culture is its national drink, rakija, a potent brandy often made from grapes. Rakija, known for its strength and characteristic taste, is deeply ingrained in the social fabric of Montenegro.

Nestled along Montenegro's Adriatic coast, Budva Old Town stands as one of the most enchanting and historically rich urban centers in the region. This medieval walled city captivates visitors with its unique blend of ancient architecture, narrow streets, and vibrant squares. The alluring Mediterranean charm alongside its deep historical significance makes Budva Old Town a must-visit destination.

As the days grow longer and the sun shines brighter, we're excited to introduce our brand-new summer menu at CUE Podgorica Hotel. Our chefs have been hard at work crafting a selection of light, flavorful dishes and our bartenders a refreshing drink that are perfect for the season. Get ready to savor the taste of summer with these delightful offerings!

Explore the hidden gems of Montenegro's coast where each island tells its own story. From the luxurious retreat of Sveti Stefan to the historic monasteries of Our Lady of the Rocks and Saint George, these islands offer a blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty.

The Balkan lynx, a subspecies of the Eurasian lynx, is one of the most elusive and endangered cats in Europe. With only an estimated 35 to 40 individuals remaining in North Macedonia, this majestic feline is teetering on the brink of extinction. It roams the mountainous regions of Albania, Kosovo, and western North Macedonia, where conservation efforts are crucial to its survival.

Hotel CUE Podgorica, The Living Room, and ELIT Restaurant are thrilled to announce the upcoming Somersby Summer Jam festival, taking place from June 18th to September 10th. This year’s festival promises nearly three months of incredible concerts, featuring 12 performances by top-tier musicians every Tuesday.

Prčanj is a small coastal town situated in the picturesque Bay of Kotor in Montenegro. Known for its serene ambience and historical significance, it was once a thriving maritime center, particularly during the 17th and 18th centuries. This charming town, with a population of just over a thousand, is nestled between the settlements of Muo and Stoliv and lies just 5 kilometers west of Kotor. Its historical importance is evident in the well-preserved architecture and the town’s unique cultural heritage.