Apartment ''Glicinija'' is located in the main city street Njegoševa 76 in the heart of Herceg Novi. It is a beautiful ''tucked'' stone house of newer construction, consists of two floors, on the first floor there is a modern kitchen, living room, toilet. On the second floor there is a bedroom and a bathroom. In the romantically narrow streets and steep ''scale'' (stairs) through the centuries, the Romanesque, Byzantine and Oriental style intertwine, giving Herceg Novi a typical image of a Mediterranean city, which you will recognize in the ''Glicinija'' apartment. ''Glicinija'' is a holiday oasis with free WiFi, air-conditioned rooms, flat-screen TV with cable channels, fully equipped kitchen, terraces, summer house and barbecue.

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Herceg Stjepan Square is a place where citizens like to walk. It looks very picturesque and sometimes is called Bellavista for the astonishing view of the sea Bay.The majestic Orthodox Church of St. Michael the Archangel combines the features of Gothic and Romanesque architectural styles. Minarets built in the era of the Ottoman Empire add charm to this religious building. A unique iconostasis of Italian marble is the main value of this ancient temple and the beauty of the interior decoration is breathtaking. A 16-metre high clock tower Sahat Kula constructed on the orders of the Turkish ruler in the seventeenth century is now an archive. It was built in order to help Muslims living in Herceg Novi in Montenegro know the prayer time in mosques. In 1995 the mechanical clock with heavy weights was replaced with an electronic one.The ruins of the fortress Forte Mare in the old part of the Montenegrin resort attract the attention of all tourists. Being once a strong fortification founded by the Bosnian king it was modified and expanded by the new owners during the following centuries. More than 60 years ago the local authorities built a summer theater at the site of the Fort.