Kotor old city is a well-preserved, walled city with loads to see and do - including a fair bit of hiking. Much of it is extremely well preserved - hence the UNESCO heritage tag. Do visit.

We stayed just outside the walls but walked through daily. The market outside the walls was as authentic as a farmers market can get. Shops inside all sold typical tourist stuff with the exception of one or two that sold local art. Cats were entertaining...More

After berthing offshore as part of our cruise, we used Tenders (shuttle boats), to reach the port. From the water this fjord-like port looked rather quaint and picturesque, and the transfer was relatively quick and smooth. We opted to tour the old town, which was...More

Last visit was 2006, disappointed that a lot of the little local shops have closed, and now 'posy' tourist trap outlets. Unfortunately visited when a cruise ship was in harbour, city was crowded, but weather lovely.

Wonderful experience,revisited,all the alleyways,and the giant bedside lamp,very like Dubrovnik,hope to come again.

Most visitors consider Kotor to be a day trip from Dubrovnik, but having spent 2 nights there I think staying overnight is a very different experience. We arrived around mid-day by car and it was thronged with tourists but by afternoon, the day-trippers and cruise/bus...More

Wondering around the small streets and alleyways of this medieval city is a delight- especially at night when the cruise ships have left and the city is largely busy with local people. And you must do the walk to the ruined fortress at the top...More