A natural island home to a 12th-century monastery and an old cemetery. Though closed to the public, it’s a hauntingly beautiful sight from the coast.

An example of classic Perast stone architecture, the Viskovic Palace reflects the wealth and style of the town’s noble families.

Nestled in the hillside, this church is known for its serene atmosphere and classic design. It’s a lovely spiritual site away from the busier parts of town.

A small but elegant church set amidst cypress trees, with historic tombs and beautiful coastal views. A peaceful place with religious and architectural significance.

A baroque-style palace and former noble residence, now part of the Perast Museum. Its façade and coastal views make it a striking architectural site.

Located in Bujovic Palace, the museum showcases artifacts, documents, and artworks that tell Perast’s seafaring and cultural history.

Perast’s tallest structure, this baroque church has a grand bell tower and a fascinating maritime museum inside. The views from the top are unforgettable.

An artificial island with a beautiful blue-domed church housing stunning frescoes and maritime artifacts. It’s one of Montenegro’s most iconic and photogenic landmarks.