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Turned into a museum, also fine the surrounding park.
Podgorica Royal Palace, also known as the Petrović Palace or Kruševac, is the official residence and administrative headquarters of the Royal House of Montenegro in Podgorica. It was built between 1891 and 1894 by King Nicholas I of Montenegro as a winter residence for the Montenegrin royal family. During the Balkan Wars the buildings were converted into a hospital, a function they served for decades.
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Crkva Svetog Dimitrija
The square in the new part of town. The square and the surrounding area is the home for the trendiest of Podgorica cafes and restaurants, and favourite meeting point for Podgorica citizens.
the stairs
on the outfall of the Ribnica river to Morača, with its old Turkish bridge over the Ribnica, and the ruins of old Nemanja's town.
"Stara Varoš" or "old town"
with its mosques and old clock tower. A typical old Turkish "kasaba" (town), with narrow and curvy streets.
Spomenik Kralju Nikoli
Saborni Hram Hristovog Vaskrsenja, Serbian: Саборни Храм Христовог Васкресења Подгорица
This is an Orthodox temple completed in 2013.