The Old Bar is one of the oldest inhabited places in Montenegro and a town with a long and burning history, around which many spearheads and conquerors broke up. Built in an unusual place for seaside towns, just a few miles from the coast, Stari Bar is located on the elevation of Londa at the foot of the mountain of Rumija.

In Italian and English, Stari Bar is known as Antivari, while in Latin it is called Antibarium. On the three sides, surrounded by unpaved cliffs, the town was built primarily for easier protection and access to fresh drinking water, which is transported to the town from the north, through the aqueduct dating from the 14th to the 16th century.

The old olive tree on Mirovica is a monument of nature protected by law in 1963. It’s over 2,000 years old and is considered to be the oldest tree in Europe. The tree is 10m thick. The legend says that there were gatherings of famished families around the olives and there was reconciliation in that place.

Olives in the Bar area are known for its quantity over 100,000 olive trees, most of which are over 1,000 years old.It is interesting to say about the olives in Bar – no young man could marry if he didnt plant a certain number of olive trees.In Bar, in 1927, there was a “Factory Brothers Maric”, where they processed up to 20 tons of olive per day and produced the famous Bar oil, which was exported to America, France and Germany

Built in 1885 on the seashore, this favorite Montenegrin ruler with a large park full of various Mediterranean plants (amongst others and cork wood) and numerous supporting facilities, such as chapel, guardhouse, winter garden and ballroom, leaves none The visitor is indifferent. This castle is today the official museum of the town of Bar

The promenade of King Nicholas is a pedestrian street stretching from the suburb of Sušanj to the port of Bar. It is located along the seashore and represents a favorite promenade both for tourists and the local population. At the beginning of the Šušnj, visitors to the promenade can observe various kiosks and street vendors, as well as the carousel in the summer months. In this promenade is the Castle of King Nikola, as well as a luxury hotel – Hotel Princess, tennis courts, football fields, beautiful beach with tiny stones. Along the promenade, especially on the seashore, are palm trees. Various cafes, restaurants and marinas are located on the walkway. The entire promenade is a decorated, 2km long, pebble zone. At the end of the promenade you will find a wonderful marina, where you can enjoy the sightseeing of all kinds of boats and the beautiful viewpoint at the lighthouse.