Head this way for history
Herceg Novi dazzles with historic charm. From the magnificent collection of churches, to the stunning 17th-century clock tower, this place is sprinkled with iconic landmarks that’ll transport you back in time. Wander the wondrous walkways and admire miraculous architecture and delightful design.
Events aplenty
This captivating town has an events calendar that’s bursting at the seams! Each year tale-tellers from across the globe flock to Herceg Novi’s International Book Fair, held in the beautiful Belavista Square. Prefer your stories on a screen? Then don’t miss the Herceg Novi Film Festival, returning every summer annually.
What is Herceg-Novi famous for?
Herceg-Novi is best known for its historic old town, charming squares, fortresses, healing spas, and lush Mediterranean vegetation. It is often called the “City of the Sun” due to its many hours of sunshine each year.
What are the top attractions in Herceg-Novi?
Popular highlights include the Old Town with its cobbled streets, Forte Mare Fortress, Kanli Kula (the “Bloody Tower”), Savina Monastery, and the scenic Herceg-Novi promenade which stretches for several kilometres along the sea.
Is Herceg-Novi a good place for a beach holiday?
Yes, Herceg-Novi has several beautiful beaches and swimming spots. While many are pebbled or stone terraces, the crystal-clear Adriatic water makes it a popular destination for sunbathing, diving, and water sports.
What local food should I try in Herceg-Novi?
Travellers should sample fresh seafood, grilled fish, cured meats, and Montenegrin wines. Traditional dishes such as black risotto, octopus salad, and njeguški pršut (smoked ham) are typical in local restaurants and konobas.
When is the best time to visit Herceg-Novi?
The best time to visit Herceg-Novi is between May and September when the weather is warm and sunny. Spring and early autumn are also pleasant for sightseeing, with fewer crowds and slightly cooler temperatures.
