based on 5 experiences from female travelers
I came here to move to Podgorica. It’s not a bad city for living, but not the best too. I wouldn’t recommend it to travel, maybe just as a one time trip to eat cheap than on the coast side. I recommend you to eat in Pod volat or Ðedovina. Those restaurants are not that expensive, but it’s good there and tasty. Podgorica is cheaper than many other places (for renting an apartment for instance), but it’s also not that beautiful and interesting.
Posted: February 19, 2025Things to do: - Visit the Avanturisticki Park trail - Tour the Crkva Svetog Dorda - Walk on the Millennium bridge - Eat traditional food from Montenegro Safety: I felt very safe. Recommendations: Podgorica is fine, but the real charm of Montenegro is hidden on the coast.
Posted: September 17, 2022Things to do: - Walking through Karađorđev park - Visiting the Old Bridge - Visiting the Millennium Bridge - Visiting the Orthodox cathedral - Visiting the main square Safety: I traveled alone as a young woman and always felt safe. Recommendations: Podgorica is a very charming, but small city.
Posted: September 10, 2022To do: - Ostrog Monastery - Millennium Bridge - Orthodox Temple of the Resurrection - Monument of Vladimir Vysotsky - Dajbabe Monastery - Ruins of Duklja - Clock tower - Monument of King Nikola Safety: I traveled solo and always felt safe. Recommendations: Podgorica is a small city, good for one day, but after that, there is very little to see and do.
Posted: September 3, 2022Podgorica is probably the most boring capital in Europe. In Montenegro, there are many other places that are much more interesting.
Posted: August 22, 2022Anastasiia
I didn’t notice any problems in Podgorica. It seems to be pretty safe. I’m a foreigner here too, I moved to Podgorica in July 2024 and since that time I didn’t face any issues or security problems. Come here and feel safe.
Posted: February 19, 2025Sanja
Podgorica is very safe for women! You might get stares from men/people. But other than that, you don't need to be afraid. I'm pretty sure catcalling doesn't happen to foreigners 😅 Sometimes guys would do it here, but I don't think it happens to foreigners, cus the guys who do it are dumb, and don't speak foreign languages anyways 😅
Posted: April 5, 2024Anastasiia
I graduated from a university in Kyiv, Ukraine. My major was in Slavic languages. Now, I am a teacher of Slavic languages. I started as a teacher of Russian and Ukrainian for foreigners, and currently, I am a teacher of Croatian for Ukrainians in Croatia.
Anastasija
Hello to all the beautiful women out here choosing to connect and grow our sisterhood🫶 My name is Anastasija, a 22 yo psychology student from Montenegro. I am currently on my travels for the summer and am looking to connect with other women and gain new experiences in a safe enviroment that this platform offers.