Experience a tale as enchanting as a fairy tale rooted in history—Princess Kosara's love for Vladimir, known as "sweeter than honey." The legend of Vladimir and Kosara dates back a millennium and predates Shakespeare's *Romeo and Juliet* by 500 years. It's no coincidence that the main square in Bar is named after this iconic couple—Trg Vladimira i Kosare. Here, you can find a monument to Prince Vladimir and a nearby plaque dedicated to both Vladimir and Kosara. Enjoy the stunning modern fountain as your backdrop while immersing yourself in this timeless love story.

Start your walking tour at Zero KilomZero Kilometeeter. You will find the Guglielmo Marconi Plaque near the Montenegro-Italy border crossing at the beginning of King Nikola's Promenade. This plaque commemorates the first radio-telegraph station in the Balkans. Monument to Pop Dukljanin This monument honours Pop Dukljanin, the author of the first historical and literary work of the South Slavs. King Nikola's Palace Discover the reason why Montenegrin King Nikola chose Bar as the location for his family's summer residence. Uroš Tošković Monument Regarded as one of the greatest illustrators of the 20th century by many fine arts critics, left a significant mark on the art world and became a legend during his lifetime. The Triconch of Bar is the oldest religious site in the region, discovered during archaeological excavations in 1965. Marsal Tito Street One of the most beautiful streets in Bar is named after Marshal Josip Broz Tito.

Saint Jovan Vladimir Cathedral, Bar A stunning Orthodox cathedral with golden domes and vibrant frescoes, honoring Montenegro’s first saint. A peaceful spot near the sea to admire history and beauty.