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The National Park encompasses the central and the highest part of Lovćen mountain massif and covers an area of 62.20 km². It was proclaimed a national park in 1952. Besides Lovćen's natural beauties, the national park was established to protect rich historical, cultural and architectural heritage of the area.
Lovćen's area abounds in numerous elements of national construction. The old houses and village guvna are authentic as well as the cottages in katuns – summer settlements of cattlebreeders.
A particular architectural relic worth mentioning is Lovćen's serpentine road winding uphill from Kotor to the village of Njeguši, where the birth house of Montenegrin royal family of Petrović is situated.
The biggest and most important monument of Lovćen national park is Petar Petrović Njegoš's Mausoleum. The location for his burial place and the mausoleum at the summit of Jezerski vrh was chosen by Njegoš himself as his last wish.
NP Lovcen Prices
· Admission ( including a visit to the visitors center, educational paths ) - except for children up to 7 years 2 00 €
· Admission for groups of pupils, students , pensioners, unions and mountaineering associations (including visit to the visitors center, educational path) - a written request and approval of the Director of the Park € 1.50
· Bike rental 2,00 € / h
· Bike rental 7,00 € / day
· Using services guide € 60.00 / 4 h
Using guide services € 100.00 / 8 h
· Accommodation (bungalow) 40.00 € / day
· Camping
- A large tent 5,00 € / day
- Small tent 3,00 € / day
- Camper € 10.00 / day
· Using landscaped camping space € 10.00 / day
· Fires in specially arranged places (included in the price required quantity of wood) 5,00 € / day
· Jeep safari € 20.00 / day
· The permit for the picking and gathering berries, mushrooms, medicinal and aromatic plants ( per person ) € 50.00 / year
· The permit for the picking and gathering berries, mushrooms, medicinal and aromatic plants ( per person ) 5,00 € / day
