Citadela Budva

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. For sure this place does give you a good of the old town, better than the city walls which are not really high enough. The entry fee is €5.50 and it's advertised as including a & museum. But to call it a is some stretch of the imagination; it's a very room with a few wooden models of sailing ships. Didn't go inside as its €5.5 entrance and didn't have much time, but it's a building and has a and amongst other things. Great too. Ticket cost 5.50 euro each. Quite expensive as you go up it’s only the top floor plus a restaurant. But you get a good of the island, ocean and the whole of Budva. We stayed 5 nights at Budva and enjoyed the of Budva Citadel. It’s a real interesting place to visit as you walk around the stones streets as in the old medieval times or movies ) The is amazing by the way. The entrance fee is 16EUros though, quite expensive. It’s disappointing to give a single star to a historical structure, but I feel it's necessary to share my experience. The site consists of a and a room with miniature ships—nothing more. There’s no historical information provided anywhere, which makes the €5 entrance fee seem unjustified. While the from the top is nice, visiting during the summer heat was far from pleasant. To make matters worse, a wedding event was being set up, with people and equipment everywhere, which made the experience even more frustrating. Charging €5 for such a limited and chaotic experience feels like one of the finest scams. סופרמרקט נחמד, קרוב למלון אלכסנדר. מחירים די זולים בטח בהשוואה למה שאני בדרך כלל משלם. The Budva Citadel is a really place with amazing of the Old and the sea. It has a peaceful, romantic vibe that makes it perfect for a relaxing break. The restaurant inside is great – tasty food, good coffee, and chill music that adds to the nice atmosphere. One of the best parts is sitting in the shade under the wisteria, feeling the sea breeze and enjoying a cold drink. It’s a perfect spot to unwind and escape the heat for a while. Whether you're into or just want to relax with a view, the Citadel is definitely a visit. You must visit Budva citadel its old where cafes and restaurants are widely available in addition to direct sea Definitely a visit! The is stunning, and below there is a restaurant and a ship exhibition. There are also two libraries to explore. Well both the visit and the €4.50 entrance fee. מקום עתיק ויפה לטיול מסביב The entrance costs 5 euros. There is not much to see inside. There is a and a room with a few miniature sailing ships. The point is that you can also climb on the wall and see the old from above. The is absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately in a sunny day it's also too hot to enjoy the for a long time. ALSO this place has a toilet with embrasure in it! Where else can you find that! Historic place. Several old, but working churches in close proximity Budva Citadel is definitely a visit if you’re in the area. It offers stunning panoramic over the old town, the sea, and the surrounding rooftops—absolutely picturesque. The place is well preserved, with a nice mix of history, architecture, and atmosphere. There’s a and a cozy café inside as well, which adds to the charm. It’s a peaceful spot to take a break from the busy below. Entry ticket is reasonable, and the experience is totally it! Overpriced €5.50 for 5 mins visit. Only the panorama from the top is good. Ship is just a tiny room of random ship models. is just a room with books in glass showcase, it's not library: untouchable & unreadable. I think the €5.50 fee to enter this Citadel isn't justifiable, overpriced, and more of a tourist trap. Absolute surprise what you can find in the old in such a space. Churches, museum, lots of restaurants, shops. You'll find unique architecture here. כניסה בתשלום של 5.5 יורו לא ברור על מה המקום מלוכלך הדבר היחד שיש זה נוף יפה Not sure why they charge the entrance fee to get to the top but I think it gives a feeling of VIP since it's very few people and good to take photos not crowded. I think I answered my own question. Impressive building and stone walls. Location is obviously as expected considering the character of the building. Cobbled streets all around the Budva Old with some really narrow alleys where only 2 people can pass at the most. Good choice of souvenir shops around and many pizza 🍕 and coffee ☕️ places to stop by with generous sitting areas. An amphitheatre is located right next to the citadel. Powoli dobudowana, ładne widoki polecam jako przerywnik w podróży Harika... Nice place to.walk around and alot of shops inside Great of Budva from citadel. Just 20 steps to reach the citadel tip. €5.50 ticket for adults. Parking has to be further outside the old town. For about 2£ The Citadel is a ticketed place—we paid €5.5 per person, but kids got in for free. Inside, there's a cozy little split into two parts, a area with model ships, and a tower you can climb to get a great view. From up there, you can see the whole old town. Nice to see from outside. Too expensive to go in. A must-visit in Budva! The Budva Citadel is an incredible mix of history, architecture, and breathtaking views. Tucked inside the old town, it's beautifully preserved and offers a great look into Budva’s past. The stone walls, narrow passages, and old give it a unique charm, and the over the Adriatic and the red rooftops of the Old are simply stunning—perfect for photos! There’s a and an open terrace that often hosts events. Entry comes with a fee, but it’s very reasonable and it for the experience. It’s not huge, but the atmosphere is unforgettable. Highly recommended for lovers and anyone looking for the best viewpoint in Budva! Nice little part of the Budva history. Entry is 5 EUR per person. You can check old maps and libraries and also walk outside in the walls. It is a shame that you cannot open books. The restaurant inside seems to be uninviting. Great of Budva old and the sea. The fee policy is strange, sometimes it’s free, maybe on weekends or public holidays, no information about it. If you don’t mind paying ~5€ definitely recommend to visit. Only 5€ entry fee per person for a museum. If you are interested in the place offers so much. If you are interested in taking pictures this place is the right place. Can’t describe it enough. You must experience it if you are in Budva. The Citadela is in the alstadt of budva, I personally loved the old of budva although it is similar to other european old towns, It does stand out somehow. The Citadela is one of the main attractions inside this oldtown and even the surroundings of this citadela is our time Some people complained about entry fee of 5.5 euros but it did every cent, though it was low season and some areas were closed. Still the wiev from Castle Walls were incredible, almost 360 degrees. was out of the world with all the glass doored dulled to the limits book shelves and ladder chairs to rest and enjoy the room. Only soft classical music was missing for my liking. When it comes to side with all those old ship models that been built to tiny details. If I say I did spend most of my time there it wont be a exacurating. The €5.50 entrance fee feels quite high considering what’s inside. The of Budva and St. Nikola Island are beautiful, but beyond that, there’s just a "museum" room with a few ship models and a with books behind glass and a couple of sofas. Everything can be done in 10 minutes. It’s a charming spot, but there isn’t much to see or discover. Very interesting place if you are interested in knowing a little bit more about Budva and Montenegro’s history. The is amazing (comfiest armchairs ever! Xd) and the are BREATHTAKING. Don’t get scammed in the restaurant tho, it’s not it!!! You have the best of the old city from this place. One time visit is worth. And I am still not sure if there is any entry fee as they collected 5€ each and gave us a post card. So I guess the payment is only for the card not an entry fee. Overall it’s a good one. The is and have no much information that one can gather easily there. Overall looks nice, but there is not too much to see or experience for that price. Tickets are €5.50 to get in. I think younger children are free but I'm unsure of the cut off age. We paid for 3 tickets for 4 of us, with out 6 year old going in free. The from the citadel are stunning and you can look out over old town. landscapes all around. A couple of lovely rooms for buffs including a and a room with model ships explaining of famous ships in history. There is a restuarant and outdoor seating area with fantastic views. It was peaceful and quiet and I highly recommend going here just for the alone. If you pay to see city view, it is beautiful. If you see there is a inside, it is a tourist trap. Their museums only has several ship models. Less than 20 meters square. It has nice of the sea, old and mountains, but not much to look at inside and I couldn't see any signs or anything about the of the place. Great place to take some nice holiday pictures. The restaurant seems really romantic for dinner. We just had coctails there which were good and servive was friendly and nice, and loved the view. Nice of the Old , but that’s all - it should cost 2€ max , price 5,5€ is too high Realy nice streets with shops and many turists, 5 euro entry ticket for the roof top of the citadel, and the entry to the museum+library are also included in this price but are not really that interesting. The is nice, and the temperature is the best on a cloudy weather in a rainy day, rather than to mealt in 40 degreas on a summer day! a very city Not the €5.5/person. The has nothing special, mostly just modern books. Go instead to the Budva City Museum, and you will see some great archeological artefacts only for €3/person. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Sculpture Historical landmark