After some lovely days in Nikšić and especially enjoying a swim in Lake Krupac, we had to move on. We took the train to Podgorica and had a bit of waiting time there before the train to Bar departed. The platform was crowded with travelers, and the train was delayed. I walked around the platform for a bit and heard many different languages. It’s definitely …
First impression of Podgorica According to Montenegro’s constitution from 1993, the country’s “capital” is Cetinje, while Podgorica is the “seat of government.” There isn’t much of a capital feel to Podgorica. With its 136,473 inhabitants, it resembles a larger provincial town. However, it is the country’s largest city! The capital, Cetinje, has only 15,137 inhabitants. We arrived in Podgorica with two people from Uzice in …