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!