Budva's Old Town is one of the oldest urban centers on the Adriatic coast, with a history that goes back more than 2,500 years. Located on a small peninsula, this medieval town is a true jewel of the Montenegrin coast, known for its architecture, narrow cobbled streets and rich cultural heritage. *Architecture and sights:* The old town is surrounded by massive stone walls dating from different historical periods, including the Venetian and Austrian periods. Inside the walls is a network of narrow streets, squares and typical stone houses. Among the most important sights are: - *Citadel:* The most impressive fortress in the old town, which offers a wonderful view of the city and the sea. Inside the Citadel there is a museum and a library. - *Church of the Holy Trinity:* Built at the beginning of the 19th century, known for its beautiful fresco above the entrance. - *Church of St. John:* It dates back to the 7th century, known for its bell tower that dominates the panorama of the old town. - *Church of Santa Maria in Punta:* One of the oldest churches in Budva, built in the 9th century. *Culture and events:* The old town of Budva is a lively cultural center, especially