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Tivat City Park
Sailors’ garden of 1892
A shaded town park of exotic trees, grown from plants Tivat’s seafarers carried home from abroad.
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About Tivat City Park
Tivat City Park began with the exotic plants that the town’s seafarers brought home from voyages around the world. It was laid out in 1892, under Austro-Hungarian rule, on land of the Radalli and Verona families from Kotor, and has been a nature reserve since 1968 and a natural monument since 2015. Today Aleppo and maritime pines, eucalyptus, magnolias and cypresses, some up to 130 years old and 25 metres tall, shade the paths around a fish pond and fountain. A walk here is the perfect midday break in summer.
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- Laid out in 1892
- Trees from distant voyages
- Shade at midday
- Address
- Tivat, the Balkans
- Website
- tivat.travel
- Our city guide
- On our Podgorica guide
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Tivat City Park before you go.
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