Rustovo Monastery, Budva, Montenegro

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Davide Bisegna (9 months ago)
We visited the monastery, a place where you will feel at peace since the arrival. The view from the top over the coast is stunning. We received a friendly welcome.from the nun and gave us a tour of the monastery, telling us the history of the churches, and the miraculous icones in it. Nice clay articles and homemade cosmetic products available to support the community at very reasonable price. We enjoyed a rest in the garden and the nuns offered us refreshments and nice sweets with cherries ("cookies"). We highly recommend to visit!

Liy T (12 months ago)
This is amazing place to calm the mind and joy the heart! Happy is the one who visits here ? Be blessed ?

Jelena Paulic (2 years ago)
We went there on a weekday. The road was steep and narrow but worth it. Nuns welcomed us and showed us around. We heard the history of the place and were allowed to take a few pictures. You can also pray to Holly Portrait for health and/or for fertility. No tickets. There is a shop there where you can buy handmade souvenirs made by nuns and herbal products. Prices were reasonable. Nun gave us vater from their spring to drink and a cookie.

Ozan Karacaoren (2 years ago)
The hidden treasure! No need more words…

Tanja Capor (2 years ago)
Nice and calm place. A very polite sister met us and showed us everything. Thank you!

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