Went on a day trip from Dubrovnik, and found the Old City of Kotor much more endearing and interesting than Dubrovnik itself! Loaded with history and interesting corners. Unfortunately we had too little time there to go around the city walls on the mountain side, it could have been spectacular. Next time with more time (and less heat!)

The walled city is a very beautiful construction in the medieval style. Although it's a very touristic place, it doesn't look too crowded. The shops are well organized and the prices are not expensive. However, as the parkings are full all the time, you have to walk a lot to reach the city center.

Kotor Old City is a beautifully preserved, walkable town with magnificent stone buildings and rich history. It sits at the end of a dramatic bay with steep mountains around it. For hikers and fitness, you can climb the stone walls for an aerial view. Kotor is best experienced on a boat through the Bay where you can see Our Lady of the Rocks and other sites.

Enchanting city. Wonderful vibe, great food, wine, and architecture. Try the wine tasting at the Old Winery in the afternoon and Galion on the terrace overlooking the bay,for the best dinner ever.

Viewing the Old Town from the mountain top or from the sea certainly has its own appeal. For me, however, it was the back lanes! I love these old cobblestoned lanes. What’s even nicer is that in low season, one can enjoy these narrow back lanes without the endless clutter of dawdling tour groups! Cruise-ship visitors can also be avoided by simply checking the local port schedule. Absolutely loved the Old Town ‘from within’.

Kotor is truly amazing - nestled in a sheltered bay. The old city should not be missed and even staying within its walls for the night is a wonderful experience to be immersed in the age-old history of its buildings. If you like history, then this is the place to go.

Kotor Old Town is something that you need to see in your lifetime. We were amazed by the architecture, palaces and streets, and some amazing food in local restaurants! Surprisingly, we had nice weather in the beginning of January. We can't wait to be back in the summer!

The old town of Kotor is one of the most beautiful towns on the Adriatic. The old stone-paved streets full of cafes with national drinks and restaurants with excellent seafood and service bring you back to the past. Whenever I come to Kotor, I have the feeling that I want to stay there forever next to the walls that are washed by the sea waves. Visit this city and you will see that you want to stay there forever!

Bucko Halal restaurant in Kotor. Now you can get all halal food in Kotor no problem. Visit this restaurant near old town walking distance 10 minutes. They have full beef,chicken shawarma, burgers, everything. Good portions quantity and cheap. Must visit.

At the head of the stunning Bay of Kotor, the Old Town within the imposingly high & thick limrstone walls is a fairly small atea that is very walkable. The four gates give access but the key thing to remember is to keep the towering backdrop mountains behind you when you wsnt to leave. The many squares are full of history, polished flagstones and old buildings. Many have long iron stays on their walls to signify they have survived previous earthquakes. Many of the squares are homes to sunbathing cats but there are few benches to rest on as local eateries vie for your custom. Cuisine is international...from fast food to classy fish restaurants. The imposing old walls built to protect Kotor cling on to the steep mountains and zig-zag their way to the summit. The 'ladder' presents a challenging climb & descent! Well worrh spending hours here.