Podgorica travel guide
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Podgorica has been the capital since 1946 and was called Titograd until 1992, which accounts for most of what its streets look like. Montenegro's attractions are an hour or two in each direction and out of proportion to the size of the country.
The Bay of Kotor, a drowned river canyon that looks like a fjord, is World Heritage, and the walls above Kotor climb thirteen hundred steps. Inland, the Tara canyon is the deepest in Europe and is rafted in summer.
Top 10 sights in Podgorica
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Church of the Holy Heart of Jesus
The only Catholic church in Podgorica. It was built in the Konik district in 1969 to replace the church in the centre destroyed by bombing in the Second World War; it is an unusual example of brutalist architecture and serves the Albanian Catholics of the district.
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