Cities and Regions of Montenegro: Where to Live, Work, and Rent
The 'Cities and Regions' section helps you figure out where it’s best to live in Montenegro depending on your goals: moving, long-term rent, buying property, or seasonal living.
Here you’ll find practical information about the key cities and regions of the country — from coastal resorts to northern areas and the capital. The materials are based on real living conditions, infrastructure, and the housing market.
- city reviews: Budva, Kotor, Podgorica, Bar, Tivat and others
- coastal and mountain areas: climate and lifestyle features
- where it’s more comfortable to live for expats, families and freelancers
- rental and property prices by region
- infrastructure: transport, schools, medicine, shops
- seasonality, tourist load and noise level
- pros and cons of living in popular areas
Frequently Asked Questions
Which city is best to choose for permanent residence?
The choice depends on your lifestyle and budget. Podgorica is suitable for year-round living and work,
coastal cities — for the sea and seasonal rhythm.
Where is it cheaper to rent accommodation?
As a rule, rent is lower in the northern regions and in non-tourist areas,
as well as outside the high season.
Is the coast suitable for living in winter?
Yes, but it is worth considering the seasonal closure of some businesses and rising prices in summer.
Is there a difference between districts within the same city?
Yes, districts can vary greatly in housing prices, infrastructure and comfort level.
Explore the articles in this section to compare cities and regions of Montenegro and choose a place that suits you — for living, working or investing.