Kotor Self-Guided Audio Tour: Explore with Quizzes and Free eSIM

Discover Kotor at your own pace with this self-guided audio walking tour, perfect for cruise passengers. As you navigate the stunning medieval streets, you’ll enjoy an engaging audio guide that shares captivating stories behind landmarks like the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and the Fortress of San Giovanni. With interactive quizzes to unlock the next stop, this tour turns exploration into a fun game. Plus, a free eSIM with 500MB of global data keeps you connected throughout your adventure. - Self-guided audio tour ideal for cruise passengers - Explore Kotor’s medieval sites with interactive quizzes - Includes 500MB free eSIM for global internet access - Flexible 1.5-hour duration, available daily, any weather

1. 1

   Bay of Kotor

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   Begin at Kotor's waterfront on one of the Mediterranean's most sheltered bays, often called Europe's southernmost fjord, where cruise ships dock right beside the medieval city walls.

2. 2

   Castle Of San Giovanni

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   Look up to the Castle of San Giovanni, the fortress crowning Kotor's walls some 280 metres above the bay, reached by roughly 1,350 stone steps.

3. 3

   Sea Gate

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   Pass through the Sea Gate of 1555, Kotor's main entrance, where the Venetian Lion of St Mark was later replaced by a socialist star and an inscription attributed to Tito.

4. 4

   Clock Tower

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   Enter the Square of Arms, Kotor's largest square and old Venetian arms depot, framed by the 1602 Clock Tower and the pyramidal Pillar of Shame.

5. 5

   Pima Palace

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   The Square of Flour, ringed by the Pima and Buća palaces and home to Kotor's beloved cats, once ships' pest-controllers and now the city's cherished mascots.

6. 6

   Museum Of Cathedral Of Saint Tryphon

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   Kotor's Romanesque cathedral, consecrated in 1166, with two mismatched bell towers and a silver reliquary honouring the city's patron, Saint Tryphon.

7. 7

   Stop 7

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   Set in the Baroque Grgurina Palace, this museum tells the story of Boka Bay's seafarers and their long struggle against pirates.

8. 8

   Church of St. Luke

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   A small 1195 church that once held Catholic and Orthodox altars side by side, and the only Old Town building to survive Kotor's great earthquakes undamaged.

9. 9

   Stop 9

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   Kotor's North Gate of 1540, built to mark the 1539 defence against Barbarossa's Ottoman fleet, spanning the fresh-water Škurda that served as the city's natural moat.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.