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Montenegro Train Transport Pictures of Montenegro
Get to Montenegro by Train
The only international railway link into Montenegro is through Belgrade. A standard single ticket between Podgorica and Belgrade is 10,50 Euro. The old link linking Podgorica with Skodra has recently reopened for freight olny; a passenger service should follow soon. There are four fast passengers trains per day between Belgrade and Bar via Podgorica, as well as a late evening car train from Subotica, just south of the Hungarian border on the road from Budapest.
Getting around by Train
The international rail network is only 249 km long in total nut prices are reasonable. There are five trains per day between Belgrade and Podgorica via Bijelo Polo, with onward links to Bar. A spur lineto Niksic is currently closed an no reopening date has been announced. Railway information is available on the following numbers :
Podgorica Tel : 081 633663
Bar Tel : 085 312210
Bijelo Polje Tel : 084 22951
Niksic Tel : 083 214480
Although tickets may be purchased on the train, they are cheaper at the station. Examples of second-clas prices from Podgorica are :
| Podgorica to |
Bar |
1,40 euro |
Bijelo Polje |
2,90 euro |
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Kolasin |
2,20 euro |
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| Population : 650 575 |
| Largest City : Podgorica |
| Climate : Mediterranean |
| Average ºC in July : 25ºC |
| Average ºC in January : 5ºC |
| Highest Peak :Kuk 2.522 m |
| Coastline : 293,5 km |
| Land borders : 614 km |
| Deepest canyon : Tara -1.300 |
| Language : Crnagorski |
| Largest bay : Boka Kotorska |
| National parks : |
| - Lovcen - 6.400 ha |
| - Biogradska gora - 5.400 ha |
| - Lake Skadar - 40.000 ha |
| - Durmitor - 39.000 ha |
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 "The most beautiful contact between the earth and sea took place at the Montenegrin littoral" Lord George Gordon Byron |