Budva-Crnogorski najljepsi grad i metropola turizma

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Budva - grad vjecne mladosti...

Naravno....

Hey budvno mati moja mati moja..nek se cuje pesma moja pesma moja!

TO je mesto gde se nebo i zemlja sastavljaju....gromovi udaraju u njenu cast..grad sa najljepsim plazama,najljepsi grad u SCG!Ponekad kad gledam jadransko more sa mogrena...cujem glas kupacice...i nekad mi se i ona sama prikaze.....taj pogled na zidine Starog Grada najljepseg u cg...Te zidine koje su dugo drzali turke i mnoge legende o rimljanima i njenom nazivu....ocaravaju!
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Legenda o Imenu Budva
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Jednom davno jedan momak i devojka su se ludo voleli...
Njihova ljubav je bila zabranjena zbog njihovih roditelja
koji su bili razliciti i protivili su se toj vezi.....
Oni su odlucili kad ne mogu biti zajedno da se bace u more
To su i uradili..sa bu2nskih visokih bedema sklocili su u jadransko more..
More je posle toga odzvanjalo: Neka jedan budu 2 budu 2 ..neka 2 budu 1 budu 1
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Fino...

Hvala Hvala...eo posle ovih tema...nadam se da ce forum makar malo ozivjet!

Naravno da oce, samo polako da popunjavamo i otvaramo nove.
Nedje na kraju februara imacemo duplo vise no sad sto imamo

Budva se smatra jadnim od najstarijih naselja na Jadranu. Legenda, koja svoju potvrdu ima u mnogim grčkim mitovima, kaže da je Budvu osnovao Kadmo, sin feničanskog kralja Agenona, prije više od 2000 godina.

Danas, Budva je metropolis Crnogorskog turizma, grad međunarodnih pozorišnih festivala, mediteranskog festivala muzike i velikih zabava. Ljetnja pozornica kulturnih zbivanja, Grad sa najboljim noćnim provodom, Grad čije ulice i trgovi feštaju do u rane jutarnje sate…

Geografski, Budva zauzima centralni dio Crnogorske Jadranske obale i ima zavidnu komunikacionu poziciju. Duž njene obale proteže se Jadranski put. Sa kontinetalnim dijelom povezana je sa modernim putevima i prugom Beograd – Bar, koja pripada Evropskom željezničkom sistemu. U blizini su dva međunarodna aerodroma: U Tivtu (20km) i u Podgorici (60 km).

Budva razpolaže sa različitim vidovima smještaja: od modernih, velikih i malih, luksuznih i standardnih hotela i motela, do apartmana i soba u privatnom smještaju.

Odmor i uzbuđenje, avantura i ljubav, spoj nespojivog, nevjerovatno ali postoji – Budva Vas očekuje.

Odmor i uzbuđenje, avantura i ljubav, prepustite se, Budva Vas očekuje.

There is vast archeological evidence that places Budva among the oldest urban settlements of the Adriatic coast, while numerous written testimonies provide historical facts dating back to the 5th century BC A legend tells that Budva was founded by Cadmus the Phoenician, a hero exiled out of Thebes, Greece, finding a shelter in this place for himself and his wife Harmonia.

Two other civilizations also left innumerable traces: the Greek and the Roman. Upon the fall of the Roman empire and its division into east and west, the defensive barrier which separated the two powers happened to run across this area, subsequently making a lasting impact on the history and culture of this town. In the Middle Ages, Budva was reigned by a succession of Doclean kings, Serbian and Zetan aristocrats.
Old town by night
Old town by night

The Venetians ruled this town nearly 400 years, from 1420 to 1797. Budva, called Budua in those centuries, was part of the Albania Veneta and was fortified by powerful venetian walls against the Ottoman conquests. Most of the population spoke the venetian language until the beginning of the nineteenth century, according to the historian Luigi Paulucci in his book "Le Bocche di Cattaro nel 1810" (The Bay of Kotor in 1810).

In the very turbulent years to come, Budva saw a change of several of its supreme rulers – Austria, France and Russia. A union of Boka Kotorska (and Budva) with Montenegro took place for a brief period (1813 – 1814), but from 1814 until 1918 Budva remained under Austrian Empire. After WWI, in 1918 Budva came under the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and was later annexed to the Kingdom of Italy in 1941.

World War II claimed many lives from the people of this area in the fight against fascist conquerors. Budva was finally liberated from Nazi rule on November 22, 1944 and after belonging again to Yugoslavia, now is part of the newly independent Montenegro.

A catastrophic earthquake struck Budva on April 15, 1979. Much of old town was devastated, but today there is little evidence of the catastrophe – almost all the buildings were restored to their original form.

Transport

Budva is ballin connected to inland Montenegro by two-laned motorways. There are two ways to reach Budva from Podgorica - either through Cetinje, or through newly built Sozina tunnel. Either way, Podgorica is around 60 km away, and is main road junction in Montenegro.

Budva is connected to the rest of coastal towns of Montenegro by Adriatic Motorway, which extends from Ulcinj on the far south to the Herceg-Novi, and on to the Croatia.

Tivat Airport is 20 km away. There are regular flights to Belgrade and Zurich, and dozens of charter planes land daily on Tivat airport during the summer season.

Podgorica Airport is 65 km away, and it has regular flights to major European destinations throughout the year. ..........//

[edit] Climate

Budva has a typical Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters, and 97 sunny days in a year. Budva comes among the warmest Mediterranean towns with an average temperature of 8°C in January and 23,9°C in July. The average summertime temperature is 23,1°C and 9,3°C in the winter. The temperature of the sea reaches up to 24,7°C in the summer months, while it keeps between 18°C and 19°C in the autumn.

[edit] Trivia

* Budva is called Montenegrin Kuwait, because of the immense number of millionaires, compared to its small population. Following a real estate boom in 2000s, many of the native families sold their properties in and around Budva to foreign buyers, mostly Russians, Irish, and Britons. Once barren and undeveloped fields of steep hillsides are being sold for hundreds euros per square meter. This resulted in once poor fisherman's village to became town with most millionaires per capita in Europe [1], about 200 for the population of 10 000. Many of the newly rich re-invested their money in real-estate, buying flats in central Podgorica and Belgrade, which further raised the prices of living space in Podgorica.

* Budva is the smallest town to host a concert of The Rolling Stones. They held a concert on July 9th, 2007, at Jaz beach, as a part of their A Bigger Bang Tour. The show saw an attendance of some 35,000 spectators, three times the population of Budva town itself.

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