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In the middle of the bay there are two islands, Sveti Djordje (St. George Island) and Gospa od Skrpijela (Our Lady of the Rocks), which are worth seeing and accessible by tourist boats (€15), which leave from outside the old town main gate. It is however much cheaper to first go by bus to Perast (€1) and then use a water taxi (€5) to get to the islands.
It was built in the 11th century, and reconstructed after earthquakes. Romanesque-Gothic architecture. Chapel holds the remains of St. Tryphon, the patron saint of Kotor.
The biggest Orthodox church in the Old Town.
3 floors of photographs, uniforms, weapons, paintings, and model ships.
St John's Fortress
Ruins of a castle at the top of the trail running along the fortifications of the town. Offers panoramic views of the walled town with the Bay of Kotor in the background.
Crkva Gospe od Zdravlja
Church on the slopes of the mountain overlooking Kotor. Built in the 16th century by plague survivors to honor the Holy Mother. Accessed by climbing the trail up the fortifications from the old town.
Small aquarium featuring entirely local marine species. Panel descriptions are in both Montenegrin and English.