The breathtaking coastline on which Kotor’s Old Town is situated is marked by local peculiarities and millennia of history. On this walking tour, you’ll see Kotor’s key historical sights and learn about unique local traditions, while exploring its maze of alleys and squares. The tour starts in front of the Sea Gate, one of three entry points into the ancient fortification. As you make your way through medieval alleys and picturesque squares, including the Square of Arms and the Square of Boka Navy where you’ll see the Maritime Museum, I’ll share the town’s rich history with you. As you explore the town, you’ll come across some squares with unusual names: the Square of Flour, the Square of Milk and even the Square of Salad. I’ll shed light on the town’s unusual naming customs and tell you about the local lifestyle, past and present. You’ll end the tour back on the Square of the Arms. Along the way, you’ll have a chance to: • Learn about the medieval town that was developing under Venetian French, Austrian-Hungarian, and Yugoslavian rule by visiting the sights from those centuries • See the impressive Saint Tryphon’s Cathedral and take in the Kampana Tower, which forms part of the town’s fortifications • Hear why the English poet Lord Byron said that Kotor’s landscapes are second to none • Climb the Kotor City Walls for a view of the town, Boka Bay, Škurda River, and Lovćen Mountain • Become familiar with the area’s unique local festivities and the UNESCO Intangible Heritage of Boka Navy traditions • Find out about Kotor’s reputation for being a cat-friendly town By the end of this one-hour tour, you’ll have a better understanding of the rich history, local lifestyle, and quirky details that make Kotor so unique. ​You’ll also get recommendations on what to do and see after the tour.